Return
Take back
Take back verb - Bring back to the point of departure.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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It's then beautifully crippled by Fflewddur, who remembers in the nick of time that if they're going to take back the Cauldron, then they must give the heroes something in return.
Source: Disney / The Black Cauldron -
And Amidala leaving Naboo only to return later to take back control is similar to many European monarchs doing the same thing during World War II.
Source: A Nazi by Any Other Name -
The final scene of Henrik Ibsen's 1879 play A Doll's House has Nora return her wedding band to her husband Torvald and take back his, before leaving him.
Source: Returning the Wedding Ring
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