Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Heal
Heal verb - To restore to a healthy condition.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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This will eat up precious healing items and time, and sometimes she'll be far too distracted halfway across a stage with shooting at an unecessary enemy to come and heal you if you're dying or she may get herself stuck or killed on her way over.
Source: Leeroy Jenkins -
In Ukiah Oregon Ukiah and Atticus, once aware that they heal from anything and come Back from the Dead, constantly go around Taking the Bullet and generally more risks than their human partners.
Source: Good Thing You Can Heal - The link does, however, come with the advantage of the bankai being able to heal if severely damaged, something no other bankai is capable of.
Source: Synchronization
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