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Meaning of came down (with)
came down (with)
to begin to have or suffer from (an illness)
came down (with) Sentence Examples
- The rain came down heavily, drenching the streets and saturating the ground.
- The verdict came down swiftly, delivering justice to the innocent but punishment to the guilty.
- The mountain climbers came down cautiously, their muscles aching after an arduous ascent.
- The news came down like a bolt of lightning, shocking everyone and leaving them in disbelief.
- The curtains came down slowly, signaling the end of the play and leaving the audience with lingering thoughts.
- The temperature came down gradually after a scorching hot day, providing much-needed relief.
- The authorities came down hard on the protesters, using force to disperse the crowd.
- The ceiling came down with a deafening roar, trapping the occupants and creating chaos.
- The plane came down safely in a nearby field, thanks to the pilot's skillful navigation.
- The meteor came down with a thunderous impact, creating a massive crater and startling the local wildlife.
FAQs About the word came down (with)
to begin to have or suffer from (an illness)
caught, contracted, went down (with), sickened (with),got, broke out (with), succumbed (to),took, died (from),wasted (away)
healed,came back, gained, recovered, mended,recovered (from), shook (off), snapped back, rebounded, recouped
The rain came down heavily, drenching the streets and saturating the ground.
The verdict came down swiftly, delivering justice to the innocent but punishment to the guilty.
The mountain climbers came down cautiously, their muscles aching after an arduous ascent.
The news came down like a bolt of lightning, shocking everyone and leaving them in disbelief.
