verb

came

to come, to arrive, to happen

She came to the party late.

She came to the party late.

The idea came to me in a dream.

The idea came to me in a dream.

My new coat came with a hood.

My new coat came with a hood.

((from somewhere)) to originate from a place He comes from Spain.

((to somewhere)) to move toward a place She came to my house yesterday.

((to-inf)) to move in order to do sth. He came to help us.

Synonyms: arrive, approach; Antonyms: go, leave, depart

From Old English 'cuman', meaning 'to move, to arrive'.

A fundamental movement verb. Picture someone moving towards you, as in 'Come here!'

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