Abound
Abound verb - To be copiously supplied.
Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Both words in one sentence
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Body Horror - Many examples abound but the Huntress' "creations" and the Crooked Man's body falling apart come to mind.
- Historical references abound in Assassin's Creed, some of which can come off as cryptic background references.
Source: Cryptic Background Reference - Many examples in The Book of Lost Things abound but the Huntress' "creations" and the Crooked Man's body falling apart come to mind.
Source: Body Horror / Literature
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