Come and Forge

Come

Come verb - To move forward along a course.

Usage example: how is the remodeling job coming?

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Forge and come are semantically related. in proceed topic. In some cases you can use "Forge" instead a verb "Come".

Nearby Words: coming, comer

Forge verb - To move forward along a course.

Usage example: the rescue team forged ahead despite the bad weather

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Come and forge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come" instead a verb "Forge".

Nearby Words: forged, forging, forger

life	come life	forge life
way	come way	forge way

It's his missing the old days which prompts him to actually come out of retirement and forge an alliance with the Tal Shiar to strike at the Dominion preemptively.

Source: Retired Monster
Unwitting Instigator of Doom: In season three Robin attempts to forge an alliance with Isabella, the new Sheriff of Nottingham (also his ex-girlfriend) and the two come to a tenuous agreement.

Source: Series / Robin Hood
Most of them come from broken homes (at best), and due to their condition, it's a lot easier to forge bonds with each other, anyway.

Source: Family of Choice

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