come to terms with

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come to terms with something

to start to accept and deal with a difficult situation She's never really come to terms with her son's death. It's very hard coming to terms with the fact that you'll never have children.

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While police continue their inquiries, Mr Smith's distraught family have issued a plea for privacy while they come to terms with their grief. MURDER HUNT: POLICE QUIZ BOY, 15 by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)			come to a sticky end come to a stop come to an impasse come to an untimely end come to assistance come to attention come to blows come to feet come to fruition come to grief come to grips with come to harm come to heel come to life come to light come to mind come to much come to no good come to nothing come to oneself come to pass come to rescue come to rest come to senses come to terms come to terms with come to the fore come to the job with come to the point and get to the point come to the table come to think of it come to this come together come true come under come under fire come under the hammer come unglued come unstuck come up come up a storm come up for come up for air come up heads come up smelling like a rose come up through the ranks come up to expectations come up to standards come up trumps come up with come upon			come to naught come to no good Come to Nothing Come to Nothing come to notice come to notice come to oneself come to pass come to pass come to pass come to pass come to pass come to pieces come to post come to post come to post come to post come to post come to rescue come to rest come to ruin come to senses come to senses come to senses come to senses come to senses come to stay come to terms come to terms come to terms come to terms with come to that come to that come to the aid of come to the defense of come to the fore come to the fore come to the help of come to the job with come to the point and get to the point come to the position with come to the position with something come to the rescue come to the same thing come to the table come to the task with come to the task with something come to think of it come to think of it come to think of it come to think of it come to think of it come to this come to understand come together come together come together come together Come Together (Michael Jackson song) Come Together (Michael Jackson song) come true

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