Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
Wounding
Wounding noun - The act of inflicting a wound.
Both words in one sentence
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Gamble breaks his "hold" order and attacks, killing the robbers but wounding a hostage, who sues the department for negligence.
Source: Leeroy Jenkins -
With the love of her friends and family, Bright Eyes is able to defeat D___t, being sure to destroy his Shadow even after mortally wounding him in order to make sure he stays gone.
Source: Battle in the Center of the Mind -
Combined with his incredible speed, he attempts to defeat Luffy, killing off or severely wounding most of his own crew, in order to carry out his master plan.
Source: Dual Wielding
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