Freed
Rid
Rid verb - To set (a person or thing) free of something that encumbers.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- If an object or trinket controls the dancing, they may be freed if they can get rid of it, but sometimes it's not so easily shaken, and other times even that won't help.
Source: Involuntary Dance - This act also seemed to get rid of a potential threat in the form of a vampire, as it freed Durkon his Thrall state, allowing him to rejoin the Order of the Stick.
Source: Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work -
But just as Guybrush interrupts the ceremony, he finds out Elaine had freed herself a long time ago, due to LeChuck's gullibility, and was just about to complete the final step in her plan for getting rid of him, and now he just messed it up.
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