Arrive
Come to
Come to verb - To enter the mind of.
Usage example: the actual name of the item didn't come to me until I was walking out of the store
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Instead, this person retains his sanity and self-control, and calmly waits for the Brigade to come to put him down, and even politely greets them when they arrive.
Source: Manga / Enen No Shoubotai -
The Marienplatz the heart and brain of Munich (as if you go North, you come to the the Odeonsplatz, if you go east, you come to the Isar, if you south, you come to the Sendlinger Tor, and if you go west, you will arrive at the Karlspatz).
Source: Useful Notes / Munich - Played with/Lampshaded in this strip, when the Order of The Stick come to a village, and the townspeople know what to do when adventurers arrive.
Source: Artistic License Economics
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