Come to terms
Time in and come to terms are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Time in" instead a verb phrase "Come to terms".
Time in
Come to terms and time in are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come to terms" instead a verb "Time in".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Also, guilty souls get to spend some time in the Anti-life until they come to terms with themselves, and virtuous souls have the option of becoming one with ARIENDEEN, the god of light.
Source: Spirit World -
Bittersweet Ending: Moses saves the block, while he and Sam come to terms, although it looks like he and Pest (not to mention Brewis and Ron) are gonna serve time in prison.
Source: Film / Attack the Block -
He's spent a lot of time in a justified state of panic, although others have noticed that he's an exceptional hero when he has to be and in more recent stories he seems to have come to terms with this to an extent.
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