Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Reversing
Both words in one sentence
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Mark attempts to bring himself and his friend Jake back to life by reversing the dance to go back in time, but the ghouls keep him held until he's reverted back to his first Halloween as an infant.
Source: Literature / The Haunting Hour -
Similarly to Shaka, he's not blind per se, but his special powers (reversing people's murdering instincts on themselves, making them commit suicide instead) are so strong that he can't turn them off, therefore he'd rather keep his eyes closed to avoid hurting his allies and loved ones too.
Source: Eyes Always Shut -
The Un-Smile: During an episode of "Smartest Inventions", Daisy Gardner commented that one "age-reversing" product would keep her from having to choose which facial expression to use, as she stared blankly at the camera and smiled eerily.
Source: Series / World's Dumbest...
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