Harm
Make up for
Make up for verb - To balance with an equal force so as to make ineffective.
Both terms in one sentence
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Artemis spends most of his parts of the book trying to make up for all the harm he's done, especially to Holly.
Source: The Atoner -
Now he throws himself into harm way's way whenever Ari's in danger to make up for it.
Source: My Greatest Failure -
The Atoner: A paparazzi in the second episode wanted to make up for going too far in his previous work and causing unintended harm to others (including Chloe).
Source: Series / Lucifer (2016)
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