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come back
Retort or reply; also, retaliate. For example, No matter how many insults he flings, I can always come back with another . [Late 1800s]
Return to or regain past success or popularity, as in It's hard to come back from two sets down and win the match , or Long hemlines are coming back this fall . [Early 1900s]
Return to one's mind, as in Her name came back to me after I saw her picture . [Late 1800s]
Example Sentences
It’s not just one moment where everything comes to a head, falls apart and then comes back together.
And why do the show’s guests — like Hart — keep coming back for more?
"People do panic. I can understand that but to go out and get food and come back and sit and eat food, it's unbelievable," Kimberley's auntie Shelly Crooks said.
He has volunteered with Indivisible Hollywood since 2016 and said that the group came back to life and “started organizing soon after the inauguration.”
That is, until the creature, whose healing powers work on itself too, comes back to life and starts kicking the hell out of their car.
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