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Come-to-an-end

Meanings of Come-to-an-end:

idiom
To stop or end
Usage examples:
I’m enjoying my english class, but it’s about to come to an end.

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Come-to-be

Meanings of Come-to-be:

idiom
To find out about something, or start becoming involved in something, later than most other people
Usage examples:
I've just started watching "game of thrones". yeah, i know, i'm late to the party., we are seeing s…

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Come-to-blows

Meanings of Come-to-blows:

idiom
To have a physical fight or a serious argument with someone
Usage examples:
Demonstrators nearly came to blows with the police during the march., do you think the two countrie…

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Come-to-grief

Meanings of Come-to-grief:

idiom
To suddenly fail in what you are doing, often because you have an accident
Usage examples:
The italian champion was in second position when he came to grief on the third lap.

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Come-to-grips

Meanings of Come-to-grips:

idiom
To make an effort to understand and deal with a problem or situation
Usage examples:
The president has failed to come to grips with the two most important social issues of our time., i…

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Come-to-light

Meanings of Come-to-light:

idiom
To become known
Usage examples:
Fresh evidence has recently come to light.

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Come-to-nothing

Meanings of Come-to-nothing:

phrase
If plans come to nothing/naught, they fail
Usage examples:
So much effort and planning, and it's all come to nothing., requests to several countries for asylu…

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Come-to-pieces

Meanings of Come-to-pieces:

idiom
If something comes to pieces, it has been designed so that it can be divided into smaller parts.

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Come-to-rest

Meanings of Come-to-rest:

idiom
To stop moving
Usage examples:
The car hit the curb and came to rest in a ditch.

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Come-to-s

Meanings of Come-to-s:

idiom
If something comes to your attention, you notice it
Usage examples:
It has recently come to my attention that some of the younger boys are not using the toilets for th…

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Come-to-terms

Meanings of Come-to-terms:

idiom
To learn to understand and accept something
Usage examples:
He made little effort to come to terms with his critics.

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Come-to-the

Meanings of Come-to-the:

idiom
The following or next days/week(s)/year(s)
Usage examples:
What are your plans for the year to come (= next year)?

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Come-together

kʌm

Meanings of Come-together:

phrasal verb
To start working successfully with each other
Usage examples:
I remember how the community came together and were so supportive of each other.

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Come-unstuck

Meanings of Come-unstuck:

phrase
To experience difficulties and fail
Usage examples:
It was in the third round of the championships that they came unstuck., all our plans were starting…

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Come-up-to

kʌm

Meanings of Come-up-to:

phrasal verb
To reach the usual or necessary standard
Usage examples:
The essay didn't come up to his usual standard., the food didn't come up to my expectations.

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Come-what-may

Meanings of Come-what-may:

idiom
Whatever happens
Usage examples:
I shall be there tonight come what may., it's always good to know that, come what may, your job is …

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Come-with

Meanings of Come-with:

phrasal verb
To say something unexpectedly or suddenly
Usage examples:
You come out with some strange comments sometimes!

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Comeatable

kʌmˈatəb(ə)l

Meanings of Comeatable:

adjective
Able to be reached or obtained.
Usage examples:
The 'trinity audit ale' is not come-at-able, as i've found to my great grief when dining at that ta…

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Comeback

Meanings of Comeback:

noun
A return by a well-known person, especially an entertainer or sports player, to the activity in which they have formerly been successful.
Usage examples:
The heavyweight champion is set to make his comeback in england

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Comebacks

Meanings of Comebacks:

noun
A return by a well-known person, especially an entertainer or sports player, to the activity in which they have formerly been successful.
Usage examples:
The heavyweight champion is set to make his comeback in england

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Comedian

Meanings of Comedian:

noun
An entertainer on stage or television whose act is designed to make an audience laugh.
Usage examples:
They sat watching an irish comedian telling jokes

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Comedians

kəˈmiː.di.ən

Meanings of Comedians:

noun
An entertainer on stage or television whose act is designed to make an audience laugh.
Usage examples:
They sat watching an irish comedian telling jokes

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Comedic

Meanings of Comedic:

adjective
Relating to or characteristic of comedy; comic.
Usage examples:
The man is a comedic genius

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Comedical

Meanings of Comedical:

adjective
Comedic.

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Comedically

Meanings of Comedically:

adverb
In a humorous or amusing manner.

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abreaction

noun
The expression and consequent release of a previously repressed emotion, achieved through reliving the experience that caused it (typically through hypnosis or suggestion).
Usage examples:
He was using dream abreaction to treat a schizoid patient

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aposiopesis

noun
The device of suddenly breaking off in speech.
Usage examples:
In coping with the unsaid and unsayable, oral history is impelled towards aposiopesis

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counterpressure

ˈkaʊn.təˌpreʃ.ər

noun
The act of trying to make someone do something by arguing, persuading, etc. when this is opposite to what someone else is trying to make them do
Usage examples:
The political pressures and counterpressures proved too much for him., the move has provoked fierce…

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entropion

noun
A condition in which the eyelid is rolled inward against the eyeball, typically caused by muscle spasm or by inflammation or scarring of the conjunctiva (as in diseases such as trachoma), and resulting in irritation of the eye by the lashes (trichiasis).
Usage examples:
It is, however, susceptible to entropion, an eye disease which can cause blindness as the lashes pe…

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tetrasyllable

noun
A word of four syllables.
Usage examples:
‘one is monosyllabic, the other tetrasyllable,’ spindrift begins.

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