Free
Free verb - To set free (as from slavery or confinement).
Put to
Both terms in one sentence
- At the end of Descent Into The Depths Of The Earth, Escalla corners her sister after she's revealed to have been behind a plot to free an ancient and insane god from prison involving a ritual that requires mass human sacrifice, and incidentally have Escalla put to death.
Source: Body Horror / Literature -
Holding Out for a Hero: The enslaved hares put to work building a new climate converter are waiting to be rescued by Bucky O'Hare, which irritates Mimi LaFloo who is trying to organize a resistance movement to free themselves.
- The decision to make this game Free To Play (as opposed to subscription-based like the original Online and Universe) was initially met with skepticism and worries about the game becoming Pay To Win, but (Southeast Asian version notwithstanding) those fears have been put to rest.
Source: Even Better Sequel / Video Games
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