Purpose
Purpose verb - To have in mind as a purpose or goal.
Reject
Reject verb - To be unwilling to grant.
Both words in one sentence
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Corrupt Corporate Executive: The express purpose of the Atlas course is to turn its students into these, by teaching them to reject the notion of guilt and be willing to do anything to get ahead.
Source: Video Game / Contradiction - Most impressive of all, he develops his own set of morals without ever being told, going as far as to reject his original purpose as a war machine and refusing to "disassemble" any other living thing (or, indeed, other robots) even when his own existence is at stake.
Source: Ridiculously Human Robots / Film - Each of them felt they had no choices left when he found them, because he'd made sure of that, subtly putting things in place so their enemies would destroy their home or their friends would reject them and then presenting himself as providing a new purpose and sense of belonging.
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