Approaches
Hits and approaches are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hits" instead a noun "Approaches".
Hits
Approaches and hits are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Approaches" instead a noun "Hits".
Both words in one sentence
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When one of Doctor Phlox's wives hits on Trip, the latter, a futuristic Southern Gentleman, awkwardly approaches Phlox about his wife's attempted "infidelity".
Source: All Women Are Lustful -
In episode 2, he approaches Fausto after the latter hits Noriaki for accidentally getting some ice cream on his uniform.
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Reality hits her as early as their wedding night, as he approaches their bed and she suddenly realizes what's going to happen.
Source: Didn't Think This Through
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