Enacting
Take
Take noun - Action or behavior that is done in return to other action or behavior.
Both words in one sentence
- In The Balanced Sword, it appears at first that the Big Bad is Kerlamion Blackstar, the King of All Hells, who is enacting a scheme to take over the world.
Source: Big Bad / Literature - Justified in the TV series, where the British Library is enacting a multi-generational plan to take over the world by rewriting history.
- Whole Episode Flashback: "Take Me Back" opens with the police arresting Tucker, who was wearing an alien suit and re-enacting one of Grace's abductions.
Source: Series / The Chronicle
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