Ease
Ease verb - To free from obstruction or difficulty.
Worm
Worm verb - To advance gradually beyond the usual or desirable limits.
Ease and worm are semantically related in defeat narrowly topic. Sometimes you can use "Ease" instead a verb "Worm".
Both words in one sentence
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This occurs after an optional mission involving a sand worm fight, and so the player may expect the battle to go at least similarly or, more likely, with greater ease.
Source: Video Game / Phantasy Star IV -
Whatever you do, do not antagonise a Siege Worm; they're utterly gigantic and capable of destroying entire armies of early game units with ease.
Source: Gaia's Vengeance -
The Worm That Walks: Ananzi is not quite one, but with the ease she produces these spiderlings out of nowhere, she comes close.
Source: Video Game / The Black Heart
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