Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Object
Object verb - To present an opposing opinion or argument.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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However, should you order bomber planes to attack an enemy object that's close to the limit, they'll cheerfully fly off it and come back raining death.
Source: Invisible Wall -
He notes to the object of his affections, Christine, that he will "have the coffin enlarged... for later on, when we come to the end of our love."
Source: Together in Death -
If there's anything set to come out of a pipe, it won't come out until after a few seconds of the pipe the enemy/object comes from being on-screen, compared to older games where Piranha Plants and the like were shown popping out almost instantly upon being scrolled on-screen.
Source: Video Game / Super Mario Maker
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