Gather
Gather verb - To bring together in one body or place.
Refuse
Refuse verb - To be unwilling to grant.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Vichy Earth: Initially, Earth can't do much to protest their treatment by the Horvath, and thus take a "go along to get along" approach, including sending out soldiers to harvest the maple syrup that the locals refuse to gather just for the purpose of giving it up to the Horvath for free.
Source: Literature / Troy Rising -
Being Good Sucks: Ehiru spends much of the first book desperately needing dreamblood, but even when he could just Gather someone in the night and get what he needs, he resists because they refuse him.
Source: Literature / Dreamblood Duology
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