Kill
Put away
Put away verb - To put to death deliberately.
Usage example: after a hit man had put away her husband, she'd be free to marry her lover
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Rage Against the Legal System: Jimmy's return to town is to kill everybody who had anything to do with him having been put away for the murder of his wife.
Source: Film / Red Hill - In the Family Guy episode "One If By Clam, Two If By Sea", Peter and his friends get what amounts to a Last Minute Reprieve from their frameup minutes before Steve Bellows, the Serial Killer put away years ago by the force Joe was on, gets to make good on his threat to kill them in retribution.
Source: First Time Feeling - Think Nothing of It: Klavier deflects Apollo's praise for him rescuing the latter, although this is because he believes that he owed Apollo for dealing with Kristoph and because he had helped someone kill a man in order to get his brother put away.
Source: Fan Fic / Dirty Sympathy
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