Honor
Honor verb - To show appreciation, respect, or affection for (someone) with a public celebration.
Soil
Soil verb - To make dirty.
Both words in one sentence
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His motivation for fighting (apart from the fight itself) is to bring honor and glory to France, he's dedicated himself to Princess Marie-Louise, and his family takes pride in still living on French soil rather than Neo-France's space colony.
Source: Patriotic Fervor - Gangs of New York: Bill The Butcher is polite, has a moral code, a deep sense of honor...but he just hates those bloody Irishmen invading American soil, and God help you if you get into a knife fight with him.
Source: Affably Evil / Film
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