Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Shies
Keep is an antonym for shies in topics: throw out, throw aside, have nothing to do with, propel something through the air, throw with abandon.
Both words in one sentence
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Pragmatic Hero: Nobody in the series shies away from Dirty Business: frequently prisoners of war who refuse to pledge fealty and whom no one can afford to keep alive are summarily executed.
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In book six, the team rushes to keep Laura from driving a car when they go to Europe, and when the Alphas have to learn to fly helicopters, everyone shies away from partnering with Otto, who apparently vaporized every simulated character in a thousand foot radius last time they did the exercise.
Source: Drives Like Crazy
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