Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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His staff would follow a similar dress code, and even hold contests on each visit to see who could come up with the loudest shirt.
Source: Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist -
Owen Grady tells Claire Dearing she can't come along with him into the jungle as she's hardly dressed for it in her corporate dress suit.
Source: Action Dress Rip -
People used to come here to learn about him, to dress like him, to move like him.
Source: Metaphorically True
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