Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Pass on
Pass on verb - To stop living.
Keep is an antonym for pass on in topics: make known, assign responsibility, give in a will, communicate an idea, tell news.
Both terms in one sentence
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Genius Loci: The Miracles District is implied to have some degree of sentience, deciding what to do and what to pass on through the Pillars to keep itself existing.
- Janos even admits that to pass on the curse was horrible, but it was necessary to keep the Hylden at bay.
- Holliday is able to keep the man alive long enough to pass on some crucial information, though he dies shortly after.
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