Come and Stretch

Come

Come verb - To move closer to.

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Stretch and come are semantically related in extend topic. In some cases you can use "Stretch" instead a verb "Come", when it comes to topics like reach.

Nearby Words: coming, comer

Stretch

Stretch verb - To add to the interest of by including made-up details.

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Synonyms for Stretch

Antonyms for Stretch

Come and stretch are semantically related in reach topic. Sometimes you can use "Come" instead a verb "Stretch".

Nearby Words: stretched, stretching, stretchy, stretcher

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Common collocations

character	come character	stretch character
play	come play	stretch play
part	come part	stretch part
point	come point	stretch point
Other words: place, series, time, way, face, bit, book.

Both words in one sentence

Earl apparently died in the episode he was introduced, but it wouldn't be too much of a stretch for him to come back and for their relationship to blossom.

Source: One True Threesome
The Clampetts were from Tennessee (The Movie incorrectly says Arkansas - whose hillfolk instead come from the Ozarks, which also stretch into Missouri), but Appalachian culture goes as far north as Ohio and Pennsylvania, so it's not even an exclusively "Southern" stereotype.

Source: Deep South
Our Miss Brooks: In "Stretch Has A Problem", Miss Brooks' "feet were ready to come off" participating in a snake dance.

Source: Baths Are Fun

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