Freed
Gained
Both words in one sentence
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Having gained a human form and human emotions, she wishes to be freed from her curse.
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Pyrrhic Victory: The Confederacy may have gained independence, but the war has already freed many slaves throughout border states, many of which have begun a fierce rebellion.
- From Chapter 22: ...the frazzled fashionista, freed from fickle friction... In Chapter 30 (emphasis added): He had no way of knowing it, but at that moment he gained a circle of adoring foster aunts, and heaven help any bully, brute or bigot who tried to lay a hoof on him.
Source: Fanfic / The Great Alicorn Hunt
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