Come across
Come across verb - Be perceived in a certain way; make a certain impression.
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Empty and come across are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Empty" instead a verb "Come across".
Empty
Empty verb - To remove the contents of.
Come across and empty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come across" instead a verb "Empty".
Both terms in one sentence
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It's Quiet... Too Quiet: In episode 28, Precure come across a park, which is suspiciously empty of kids for the Summer.
Source: Anime / HeartCatch Pretty Cure! -
Empty Piles of Clothing: When looking for Eustace, Edmund and Caspian come across the dragon's treasure hoard, the remains of one Telmar lord, and Eustace's discarded (and slightly singed) clothing.
- They find that there are plenty of rations and enough food to go around, then they come across the reason for their hunger: there's no more Heinz ketchup left, the only bottle being empty.
Source: Serious Business / Advertising
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