Come over
Come over verb - To make a brief visit.
Realize and come over are semantically related. in come to be topic. In some cases you can use "Realize" instead a verb "Come over".
Both terms in one sentence
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You look into his face and you realize that the entire plan was about saving that agent who has come over to the British and killing the man who suspects him.
Source: Eureka Moment -
Stockholm Syndrome/Lima Syndrome - Justified; the hostages come over to his side once they realize he's being set up, and he's apologetic about having to put them through it all to clear his name.
Source: Film / The Negotiator
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