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Verb: come to
  1. Cause to experience suddenly
    "A thought came to me";
    - hit, strike
     
  2. Be relevant to
    - refer, pertain, relate, concern, bear on, touch, touch on, have to do with
     
  3. Attain
    "The horse finally came to a pace";
    - strike
     
  4. Return to consciousness
    "The patient came to quickly";
    - revive, resuscitate

Derived forms: coming to, came to, comes to, come to

Type of: accomplish, achieve, attain, change state, reach, turn

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come of age
come off
come off it
come on
come out
come out of the closet
come over
come round
come short
come through
come to
come to grips
come to hand
come to life
come to light
come to mind
come to nothing
come to terms with
come to the fore
come true
come up