Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Harm
Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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So Samos has to take him on the rift rider back to the past where he can be raised safe from harm and come back to the future to fulfill his destiny.
Source: Temporal Paradox -
Flanderization: The punishments originally focused more on humiliation, but over time it's gotten to where they cause more physical harm and come off as pure torment, such as forcing Murr to get a prostate exam for no reason other than because it's funny.
Source: Series / Impractical Jokers - In Half-Life: Opposing Force, the eventual fate of Adrian Shepherd is to be "preserved" in a place where he can do no possible harm... and no harm can come to him.
Source: And I Must Scream / Video Games
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