Invest
Invest verb - To cause (as a person) to become filled or saturated with a certain quality or principle.
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- On The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Jimmy goes back in time to make his father invest in a successful business that he originally decided not to invest it.
Source: Time Travel for Fun and Profit -
And this is something you not only had to invest dev points in for maneuverability, it also carried a quickness penalty to make you even easier to hit while wearing it!
Source: Armor Is Useless -
And he's smart enough to actually invest her money in other things, and half of his good deeds make his money in the long run.
Source: Uncle Pennybags
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