Over
Over adverb - From one side to the other of an intervening space.
Both words in one sentence
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Warriors were wise to keep their PVP flags permanently turned off, lest a stark nekkid mage toddle over and utterly vaporize them before they could so much as close to melee range.
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Though, even with this utterly broken control over the entire world they exist in, Black Gold Saw is no match for the real threat.
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You can get a scene in which our protagonist utterly humiliates an entire army of powerful magic users, sucking a giant angel into a black hole◊, and overall being a utterly terrifying Bad Ass... then in the very next scene you see his Dragon all but squeeing over how awesome he is◊.
Source: Bathos
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