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come to

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come to
to become conscious; to wake up. We threw a little cold water in his face, and he came to immediately.
See also: come

come to something

to end up being helpful or significant. (See also amount to something; when it comes to something.) Do you think this work will come to anything? I don't think this will come to what we were promised.
See also: come


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