Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Vacated
Both words in one sentence
- It was prevented from being an outright crossover when IWA vacated one of their title belts to keep them from taking it to a WWC event.
Source: Cross Through -
The cops note that one vacated host simply bled to death, because the alien wasn't around anymore to keep it alive.
Source: Super Toughness -
They set single-game attendance records for a few years due to playing in a then-vacated domed baseball stadium (now Tropicana Field and home to the Rays), which was larger than any hockey arena but also made it hard to keep the ice solid.
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