Finish
Finish verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Let go
Let go verb - Release, as from one's grip.
Both terms in one sentence
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I pounded on his fingers until he let go, but he landed in the bushes and survived, so I threw my refrigerator out the window to finish him off.
Source: Closet Shuffle -
She let go of him to attempt to knock out Monk, but Urii woke up and slowly trudged toward the finish line...but Chocolat being knocked back from the finish line tripped Urii and caused him to roll across the finish line.Now, describe Shanghai Cabbage he— *fwip*
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Sakura planned on keeping him focused on her by holding onto the blade, thinking he wouldn't let go and would worry on just finishing her off first; then he detached his puppet limb to reveal a blade within it, and promptly went to finish off Chiyo.
Source: Blade Below the Shoulder
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