Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Make even
Both terms in one sentence
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You're usually okay if you keep moving and don't retrace your route, but if you make even the slightest slip, they'll most likely clobber you.
Source: Mirror Match -
Keep in mind that a Cluster F-Bomb in Hungarian has the potential to make even the most filthy mouthed drunken sailor run for cover.
Source: Cluster F-Bomb - The only way to keep the corruption at bay is by killing witches, horrible Eldritch Abominations that can and will kill you horribly if you make even the slightest mistake, and using their Grief Seeds to cleanse the corruption from the gem.
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