Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Wake
Wake verb - To cause to stop sleeping.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Wake-Up Call Boss: The boss is about 10 times stronger than any monster you'll come across, and has legions of mooks.
- Were he to wake, he would perfectly see the entirety of what is to come, locking the world into absolute predestination.
Source: Dreaming of Things to Come - One of his hares had come in to wake him, right as he reached the end of a nightmare about his sworn enemy.
Source: Wake-Up Fighting
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