Goad
Goad noun - Something that arouses action or activity.
Must
Must noun - Something necessary, indispensable, or unavoidable.
Common collocations
| man | goad man | must man |
| little | goad little | must little |
| protagonist | goad protagonist | must protagonist |
Both words in one sentence
- While recovering from his wounds, the Marshall realises that while the gunman is faster, he doesn't have time to aim correctly, so he must goad his target into coming closer.
Source: Series / Lawman -
While recovering from his wounds, the Marshal realises that while the gunman is faster, he doesn't have time to aim correctly, so he must goad his target into coming closer.
Source: Fastest Gun in the West -
The practitioner must goad the foe into a spiral pattern while making them discharge a hot Battle Aura, all while dodging the enemy attacks and keeping a cool aura (and a clear mind) oneself.
Source: Deadly Dodging
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