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come

Definition for come

verb as in happen

Strongest matches

break, develop, fall, occur, take place

Strong matches

befall, betide, chance, hap, transpire

Weak matches

come to pass, turn out

verb as in extend, reach

Strongest matches

become, develop, get, go, grow, join, run, turn

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Example Sentences

After widespread rain across California over the past week — resulting in at least one fatality — weather officials are expecting a reprieve come Thanksgiving.

It comes as properties are without power and motorists face travel disruption across the region.

From BBC

That message might ring true in the halls of Congress, but there's no doubt that McBride is coming up against some real bigotry as she moves toward being sworn in.

From Salon

Every game and every statistic merely acts as a growing body of evidence that Liverpool simply have to come to an accord with Salah.

From BBC

But it faces tough competition, coming just days after Wicked was released.

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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