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View definitions for come at

come at

verb as in reach, attain

verb as in attack

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The ENO’s initial reluctance to agree to the idea of a relocation led Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to tell them: "If you can't come willingly, don't come at all."

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Russell's comments come at a turbulent time in the relationship between the drivers and the FIA.

From BBC

Our climate solutions must not come at the expense of environmental justice.

These developments come at a time of heightened uncertainty with a second Donald Trump administration looming.

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Despite its territorial gains, Russia's advance has come at a huge cost.

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

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