Come off
Come off verb - To take place.
Both terms in one sentence
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Homestar Runner: Strong Bad writes "Deleted" on his knuckles, but he writes it backwards, so that when he punches Homestar, the ink will come off and leave a big "Deleted" on Homestar's face.
Source: Knuckle Tattoos - His constant training makes him have No Social Skills to the point that he can come off as stupid, as seen when he tries to get Naruto to leave Sakura to prevent Dark Sakura from coming out.
Source: Fan Fic / The Newest Challenger -
Although the football team has potential for this, they never come off as jerks and just want Charlie to leave them alone.
Source: Jerk Jock
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