Come
Transform
Transform verb - To change in form, appearance, or use.
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Synonyms for Transform
Come and transform are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come" instead a verb "Transform".
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Both words in one sentence
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Dorothy of Oz: When Selluriah's glasses come off, it usually means she's about to transform into a witch and lay down the hurt on some poor demon.
Source: The Glasses Come Off - Through it, he not only gets a good look at the portal, but sees Wolf Link come out of it with Midna, and then sees him transform back into his human form!
- So main characters come up with desperate scheme of neutralising the virus - infect them further with similar curses that tend to transform people in werewolves, giant lizards and green goblins.
Source: Curse That Cures
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