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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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For this reason, many homeowners still come to Jeruco Exteriors to inquire about cedar shake siding.
That does not mean the mind has stopped thinking, no, it has simply come to rest, it is working intensely, focused, but is not stressed, worried.
OCCUPATION: Purchasing agent ON COMING OUT: The time has finally come to spread my wings and open that closet door.
 
 
 
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