Ease
Ease noun - Reduction of or freedom from pain.
Holes
Both words in one sentence
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But objectively, the kangaroo qualifies as the strongest and fastest of the three and can hop over single holes and jump up cliffs with ease.
- The final boss of the Another Century's Episode trilogy is Shin Dragon, from the Getter Robo series, which is capable of obliterating celestial bodies like Jupiter's moons with ease and can punch holes in reality.
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Blackwood himself never figured it out, but his theories—- ranging from the chasm connecting to other tunnels and holes throughout the world, to reaching into some other realm, do nothing to ease the ominous nature of it all.
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