Indulge
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
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Both words in one sentence
- Thirst: You have a vampire priest struggling to keep his humanity and ethics and a woman who can't wait to indulge in the powers and menus of vampirism.
Source: Destructive Romance -
Niels: Whenever Agent 300 is captured by Niels (which is alarmingly frequently), they indulge in an ongoing contest where whoever captures the other gets to keep their hostage's outfit.
Source: Shirtless Captives -
If you indulge in your kleptomania he'll protest, before deciding that you can keep what you take as payment for helping with the wizard.
Source: Robbing the Dead
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