Reach
Reach verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Similar to Shelob, it was said that she'd eventually woven her webs too thick for any sustenance to actually reach her (although she doesn't really seem to need to eat).
Source: Cobweb Jungle - Shadowrunners from Shadowrun, or at least most who survive to reach a certain level of experience and infamy, seem to share a set of informal ethical standards.
Source: Honor Among Thieves - In the very likely possibility that Soth suffers something similar, his incredible powers probably just seem like a bad joke compared to what's perpetually being dangled just out of reach.
Source: The Punishment
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