Engage
Match
Match verb - To give in marriage.
Usage example: they were happy to match their daughter to a man from a good family
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The Wind Waker has Link engage in a sparring match with elderly wise man Orca at his cottage; doing so will obtain the sword needed to progress through the first half of the game.
Source: Justified Tutorial - To demonstrate that Schneizel is one of the few people who are Lelouch's intellectual equal, the episode has them engage in a tense chess match, fighting each other to a standstill.
Source: Surprise Checkmate - Near the end, Diesel refused to immediately pin 'Taker post-Jackknife Powerbomb, instead choosing to engage in some premature and lengthy Evil Gloating while the match was still in progress — against someone whom Diesel clearly knew had a knack for My Name Is Inigo Montoya-style recoveries.
Source: Bond Villain Stupidity
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