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Satisfy
Satisfy verb - To put a complete end to (a physical need or desire).
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Both words in one sentence
- To satisfy his desire, he goes to war against the Duke, causing the death of hundreds, eventually kills him, and with Merlin's help, rapes Igraine by deceit.
Source: Lust -
Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Fujiwara is a variation; he presents the image of being coldly polite and unfeeling, but nonetheless willing to help as long as he gets to satisfy his love for secrets.
Source: Literature / Tales of the Otori - Mallory even abandons his ally Ebenezer Fraser, who had earlier been injured trying to help contain an outbreak of robberies, in order to satisfy his urges.
Source: Coitus Ensues
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