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The phrase "come over me" is a valid part of a sentence and can be used in written English. It is often used to describe a sudden feeling or emotion that overwhelms someone. Example: As I looked into her bright blue eyes, a sense of calm and happiness came over me.
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I felt a bad red mist come over me.
"A lightness had come over me".
But sometimes cloud come over me in afternoon.
"I just had sudden rage come over me," Monagan said.
"When the time gets here, you never know what might come over me," he said.
It's a matter of attitude, of Zen, That's come over me (and like-minded men).
When I realized my error, a strange sensation of irreality would come over me.
whole, a quite resigned mood has come over me concerning the entire problem.
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Why didn't she come over to me?
The sales boy comes over to me.
It came over me suddenly.
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