Phrasal verbs starting with "come"

To happen or occur, especially as the result of a series of events or circumstances.

To find or encounter something or someone by chance; or to make a particular impression on others.

To provide or deliver something, especially money or information that was promised or expected, sometimes reluctantly.

To follow something in order or sequence; or to pursue or try to catch someone.

To accompany someone somewhere; to arrive or appear; or to make progress.

To separate into pieces; to break or disassemble; or to lose emotional composure.

To visit someone; to regain consciousness; to change one's opinion over time; or for a scheduled event to arrive.

To attack or move toward someone in a threatening way; or to approach a problem from a particular angle.

To leave a place or situation, especially with a particular feeling or result; or for a part of something to become detached.

to return to a place, situation, or earlier state

to happen earlier than something, or to be judged or considered by an authority

to cause separation, conflict, or obstruction between people or things

to visit briefly, or to obtain something, especially with some difficulty

to move downward, decrease, or lose intensity

to criticize or punish someone strongly

to be mainly a question of one thing, or to be reduced to an essential point

to criticize, attack, or punish someone severely

to start to become ill with a disease or minor sickness

to arrive in order to get, collect, attack, or seek something or someone

to appear, emerge, or become known, often in formal or literary style

to have a place, source, or cause as your origin

to start behind and then catch up or win

to originate or move from a lower level, position, or class

to enter, arrive, become involved, or be received

to receive something, especially criticism, praise, or treatment from others

to enter a place, receive something such as money, or reach a new state

to result from or arise out of something

to become detached, happen successfully, or give a particular impression

used to tell someone to stop saying something foolish, dishonest, or exaggerated

to begin, improve, make progress, or be used to encourage or complain

used to invite someone to enter

used to invite someone to visit, especially your home

to make sexual or romantic advances toward someone

to move onto a place or surface, or to start being present there

to emerge, become known, be published, or leave a place

to develop a visible skin problem such as a rash or spots

to say something suddenly, or to produce and present something new

to visit someone, move from one place to another, or suddenly feel something

to visit, regain consciousness, or eventually agree after thinking

To succeed, survive, or deliver what is needed, especially in a difficult situation.

To regain consciousness, to reach a total, or to arrive at a point in discussion or thought.

To return to one's normal, calm, or rational state after confusion, strong emotion, or distraction.

To unite, meet, or begin to work as a whole.

To be classified under a category, or to experience criticism, pressure, or attack.

To arise, appear, or be mentioned; also to approach or to occur unexpectedly.

To encounter an obstacle, problem, or opponent that must be dealt with.

To advance from a disadvantaged or trailing position and catch up with or overtake others.

To approach someone or something, or to reach the required standard or level.

To produce, think of, or find something needed, such as an idea, plan, answer, or money.

To find or encounter something or someone by chance, or to overtake someone suddenly.

To be included as part of something, or to accompany someone.

In informal or slang use, to be naturally stylish, skilled, or impressive; also used as an imperative meaning to produce or deliver what is