Help
Help verb - To provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end.
Sacked
Sacked adjective - Having been robbed and destroyed by force and violence.
Both words in one sentence
- If the decision to fire him was intended to help him, it backfired tragically: Kevin Lloyd's drink problem cost him his life a mere week after he was sacked.
Source: Role Ending Misdemeanor -
Unfortunately, another bad run in 2014/15 saw Poyet sacked, with Dutchman Dick Advocaat hired on a short-term contract to help the team survive relegation.
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Ethel is passionately fiery until she's sacked for having sex; after that, all her fire goes into desperately trying to get either her love-child's father or the father's parents to acknowledge her son and help her support herself.
Source: Series / Downton Abbey
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