Become
Become verb - To eventually have as a state or quality.
Come to pass and become are semantically related In some cases you can use "Come to pass" instead a verb "Become".
Nearby Word: becoming
Come to pass
Become and come to pass are semantically related in happen topic. Sometimes you can use "Become" instead a verb phrase "Come to pass".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Of course, that all did come to pass, Rocky III was a huge box-office success (in part because of Hogan) ... and although Hogan's acting career wasn't exactly a major success, his wrestling career would become legendary.
Source: Hollywood Hype Machine -
Claudius, believing that emperors were a bad idea and that Rome should become a republic, tried to make this come to pass with a Zany Scheme in which his birth son Britannicus would go into hiding for a while.
Source: Series / I, Claudius
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