Long
Sicken
Sicken verb - To cause to feel disgust.
Both words in one sentence
- The Star Trek episode "Miri" contains a fairly dark example: A planet of long-lived, unaging children who sicken and die upon reaching long-delayed adolescence.
Source: Never Land - And they ALL share an inability to leave Ballybran for long, otherwise their symbiont will start to weaken, causing them to sicken and die.
Source: Blessed With Suck / Literature -
Never Land: The kids drama contains a fairly dark example: a setting of long-lived, unaging children who sicken and die upon reaching long-delayed adolescence.
Source: Series / The Tribe
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