Equip
Pass
Pass verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
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Both words in one sentence
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However, he can't equip high-level physical Traces, so once you pass that point, he starts falling behind Francesca fast.
Source: Video Game / Ill Will -
Interestingly enough, some equipment also has a maximum level: once you pass that level, the gear stops giving you stats and you won't be able to re-equip it once you unequip it.
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This proves to be exploitable, but annoying to anyone who gets attacked after forgetting to equip a weaker weapon instead of the fragile Infinity+1 Sword or watches ten cavaliers come from out of nowhere and murder the Glass Cannon in a narrow pass.
Source: We Have Reserves
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