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arrival

noun as in coming to a destination

noun as in something that makes it to a destination

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Example Sentences

She was later asked by him to go to Monaco to work as a personal assistant for his younger brother, Salah, but on her arrival, she found there was very little work to do.

From BBC

Indeed, big cities have struggled visibly with basic governance issues over the past four years, including keeping schools open, fighting crime, reducing homelessness, and managing the arrival of international migrants.

From Slate

Another interesting development is the arrival of two freshmen who are part of Los Angeles basketball royalty.

The movement was spurred further by the #MeToo movement’s arrival in South Korea in 2018, the year that also saw mass public protests against the widespread circulation of nonconsensual pornography.

That is only one more than Cristiano Ronaldo managed following his arrival at Old Trafford.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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