Come to terms
Subscribe and come to terms are semantically related. in be in unison topic. In some cases you can use "Subscribe" instead a verb phrase "Come to terms".
Subscribe
Subscribe verb - To give or express one's approval (as to a proposal).
Come to terms and subscribe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come to terms" instead a verb "Subscribe".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- grant and come to terms
- grant and subscribe
- provide and come to terms
- provide and subscribe
- allow and come to terms
- allow and subscribe
- settle and come to terms
- settle and subscribe
- comply and come to terms
- comply and subscribe
- acquiesce and come to terms
- acquiesce and subscribe
- submit and come to terms
- submit and subscribe
Both terms in one sentence
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Could be justified if you subscribe to the theory that Vicki had already figured out Bruce Wayne's secret while reading about his parents' murders with Allie at the office, and had obviously given herself time to come to terms with the truth before heading for Wayne Manor.
Source: Film / Batman
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