Enforce
Move
Move verb - To change the place or position of.
Common collocations
| way | enforce way | move way |
Both words in one sentence
- The Vision's true origin is finally made known — created by Ultron to enforce his vision of the future, the Vision finally makes his move, kidnapping the Avengers one by one and replacing them with synthetic Avengers, cold and robotic and ultimately flawed.
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After trying to win them over verbally, Ross ends up resorting to some obscure New York contracting rules to enforce their agreement before storming off to find Rachel and tell her the move's back on.
Source: Rules Lawyer
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