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Meaning of came to pass
came to pass
orgasm, happen sense 5, to experience orgasm, to come to pass, repeat, to seize suddenly and strangely, to take form, to move toward or journey to something, to fall within a field of view or a range of application, to appear on a scene, to arrive at a place, end, result, or conclusion, to acquire as a possession or achievement, to reach a condition or conclusion, to cease foolish or pretentious talk or behavior, to tell the whole story, to meet, find, or encounter especially by chance, to approach in kind or quality, to move or journey to a vicinity with a specified purpose, to reach the point of being or becoming, originate, arise, to be available, to speak further, to advance, rise, or improve in rank or condition, to reach a particular station in a series, to gain recognition, to advance toward accomplishment, to issue forth, to become adjusted especially emotionally or intellectually, to encounter misfortune (such as calamity, defeat, or ruin), to meet or deal with firmly, frankly, or straightforwardly, existing or arriving in the future, to advance in a particular manner, to arrive at or enter a scene of action, to arrive at a particular place, end, result, or conclusion, to fall to a person in a division or inheritance of property, become, to take on the aspect of, to reach maturity, to appear to the mind, originate sense 2, arise, extend sense 4, reach, to approach or be near (an age), amount, to arrive in due course, happen, occur, to become moved favorably, to be a question of, happen, to enter or assume a condition, position, or relation, to achieve one's potential, to get hold of oneself, to reach an agreement, to add up, to fall within the range or limits of something, to move toward something, to turn out to be, to meet or find by chance, to take place, semen, extend, to fail completely
came to pass Sentence Examples
- As the prophecy foretold, the cataclysmic event came to pass.
- The once-vibrant city had fallen into ruin, as the seer's vision had come to pass.
- The long-awaited reunion between the siblings finally came to pass.
- The investigation reached its climax as the true culprit came to pass.
- The unexpected turn of events had come to pass, leaving everyone stunned.
- Despite all efforts to prevent it, the disaster came to pass.
- The birth of the royal heir, as predicted by the astrologer, had come to pass.
- The villagers were overjoyed when the harvest festival finally came to pass.
- The treaty between the warring nations came to pass, bringing a long-awaited peace.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the foretold eclipse came to pass.
FAQs About the word came to pass
orgasm, happen sense 5, to experience orgasm, to come to pass, repeat, to seize suddenly and strangely, to take form, to move toward or journey to something, to
happened, went on, came, was, came down, occurred, cooked, came up, chanced, transpired
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As the prophecy foretold, the cataclysmic event came to pass.
The once-vibrant city had fallen into ruin, as the seer's vision had come to pass.
The long-awaited reunion between the siblings finally came to pass.
The investigation reached its climax as the true culprit came to pass.
