Harm and Pay for

Harm

Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.

Pay for is an antonym for harm.

Pay for

Pay for verb - Have as a guest.

Harm is an antonym for pay for in topics: change, pay the bill for someone else.

Both terms in one sentence

  • He's Back aka: Shes Back There, back in costume after so long and framed by the flames, Matt is ready to show the monster that there will be the devil to pay for all the harm he caused that night!
  • Film / The Last Dragon Beware the Nice Ones: Leroy is generally a kind, respectful, and mild-mannered guy, but harm innocent people or his loved ones and he'll make you pay for it!
  • But harm Mel in any way, and you will pay for it.
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