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comes round Meaning
comes round
to change direction, come to, to return to a former condition, to accede to a particular opinion or course of action, come to sense 1, to change direction or opinion
comes round Sentence Examples
- Karma comes round eventually, rewarding the virtuous and punishing the wicked.
- The wheel of time comes round, bringing both joy and sorrow in its cycle.
- The anniversary of his birth came round, a day filled with bittersweet memories.
- The doctor's rounds came round, checking on each patient's progress.
- The taxman's notice came round, demanding payment for the year's dues.
- The sun rises and comes round again, casting its warm glow upon the earth.
- The tides come round every day, ebb and flow, a constant reminder of nature's rhythm.
- The seasons come round, bringing with them their unique joys and challenges.
- The holidays come round each year, a time to gather with loved ones and create new memories.
- The truth will come round eventually, no matter how hard it may be to hide.
FAQs About the word comes round
to change direction, come to, to return to a former condition, to accede to a particular opinion or course of action, come to sense 1, to change direction or op
comes to, comes around,recovers, revives,wakes up, rallies, pulls through, awakens, awakes
passes out,faints,blacks out
Karma comes round eventually, rewarding the virtuous and punishing the wicked.
The wheel of time comes round, bringing both joy and sorrow in its cycle.
The anniversary of his birth came round, a day filled with bittersweet memories.
The doctor's rounds came round, checking on each patient's progress.
