Abandon
Abandon verb - To give (oneself) over to something especially unrestrainedly.
Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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First when Fry tries to convince him to come back to save the other survivors, and he suggests she abandon them and come with him instead.Fry: You're fucking with me, I know you are.Riddick: You know I am?
Source: Film / Pitch Black -
Half of Harry's triumphs come from the fact that Voldemort has no concept of loyalty to his men; thus, many of them will abandon him the moment there's something better to be loyal to.
Source: Flaw Exploitation -
Turns out she was faking her illness for the sole purpose of getting him to abandon the football team and come back to her.
Source: Film / The Waterboy
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