came back Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- withered
- failed
- faded
- deteriorated
- weakened
- sickened
- sunk
- degenerated
- declined
- worsened
- sank
- wasted-away-
Weak:
Meaning of came back
came back
a cause for complaint, to return to memory, reply, retort, a return to a former position or condition (as of success or prosperity), a sharp or witty reply, a return to a former position or condition (as of health, power, popularity, or prosperity), retort entry 2, to return to life or vitality, to regain a former favorable condition or position, to recover from a deficit in a contest or competition
came back Sentence Examples
- The wanderer came back to his village after a long journey.
- The rain came back with a vengeance, flooding the streets.
- The lost child came back home, much to her parents' relief.
- The jury came back with a verdict of guilty after hours of deliberation.
- The disease came back with renewed force, causing a new wave of infections.
- The memory of that night came back to haunt her, bringing a wave of sadness.
- The stolen jewels came back to their rightful owner, thanks to the efforts of the detective.
- The injured soldier came back from the war, bearing both physical and emotional scars.
- The old friend came back into her life, bringing a flurry of nostalgic memories.
- The forgotten skill came back to her effortlessly, as if she had never been out of practice.
FAQs About the word came back
a cause for complaint, to return to memory, reply, retort, a return to a former position or condition (as of success or prosperity), a sharp or witty reply, a r
recovered, improved, snapped back, rallied, recouped,healed, pulled round, came round, came to, convalesced
came down, collapsed, withered,failed, faded, deteriorated, weakened, sickened, sunk, degenerated
The wanderer came back to his village after a long journey.
The rain came back with a vengeance, flooding the streets.
The lost child came back home, much to her parents' relief.
The jury came back with a verdict of guilty after hours of deliberation.
