Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Live out
Live out verb - Live out one's life; live to the end.
Both terms in one sentence
- She believes that letting Yuki live out her delusions is the only way to keep her calm and happy.
Source: Secretly Selfish -
If they do, it awakens fully and turns them into proper vampires, but if you can keep them from feeding and their first meal is a person they genuinely love and loves them back, it "starves" and they live out their life as vanilla humans.
Source: Human Mom, Non-Human Dad -
After Batman rescues her, she tells Freeze that she doesn't want him to keep trying to cure her disease if it's going to cost him his sanity, and she'd rather live out the few remaining days she has left.
Source: Together in Death
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