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come to
verb
- adverborprep. and reflexive to regain consciousness or return to one's normal state
- adverb nautical to slow a vessel or bring her to a stop
- preposition to amount to (a sum of money)
your bill comes to four pounds
- preposition to arrive at (a certain state)
what is the world coming to?
Example Sentences
The whale was found outside the small basin where boats coming to and from Catalina Island dock.
Liverpool's unbeaten run has come to an end but - barring a remarkable collapse - they will end the season as Premier League champions.
“L.A. is where everything came to fruition for us. We built a bond and everything else was built to follow.”
In all, the appearance of Bronny has energized and invigorated LeBron, who is on pace to play 71 games, equaling the most since he came to Los Angeles seven years ago.
“So when it came to him and our relationship, he was somebody that I knew whenever I walked in the building I felt like I had a friendship with.”
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