Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Meet with
Both terms in one sentence
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Wrath maintains (secretly) an active role in the war with the lessers, and Rehvenge goes to meet with the colony every so often to keep the peace.
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An Astro City special has the Samaritan (an Expy of Superman) meet with Infidel, a foe he exiled to a pocket dimension to keep him from destroying reality, once a year for dinner.
Source: Go-Karting with Bowser -
By posing as a school counseler, she is able to meet with teenagers, discover their insecurities, and pick at their pain and misery, which she in turns feeds on to keep herself looking young.
Source: Emotion Eater
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