Come to
Come to verb - To be the same in meaning or effect.
Usage example: it all comes to nothing in the end
Rival and come to are semantically related. in equal topic. In some cases you can use "Rival" instead a verb "Come to", when it comes to topics like perform, meet expectations, compare with, make even.
Rival
Rival verb - To engage in a contest.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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In Kingpin, protagonist Roy Munson is chagrined to learn that "getting Munsoned" has come to mean being screwed over and abandoned after his past encounter with an unscrupulous rival bowler.
Source: Person as Verb - The closest we come to violence in the entire series is a woman saying hurtful things to her romantic rival.
Source: BLAM / Anime and Manga - Both have a basically Jidai Geki setting, and both also have episodes that seem to be shout outs, having the ronin protagonists come to a town occupied by rival gangs.
Source: A Fistful of Rehashes
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