Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Sacked
Sacked adjective - Having been robbed and destroyed by force and violence.
Both words in one sentence
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The Romans overcame desperate resistance, sacked Carthage and according to legend "sowed the fields with salt" to keep anything from growing.
Source: Useful Notes / Punic Wars -
It doesn't matter how big and grand you build Chang-an and how big the army defending it is, it is going to be sacked, and of course the Great Wall won't keep out the Mongols, sorry for the real-life hours you spent building it last mission.
- Give or Keep (1972-90): The staff just didn't like it; Roger Dobkowitz had planned a Season 38 comeback until he was sacked.
Source: Retired Game Show Element
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