come around (Meaning)

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come around (v)

change one's position or opinion

happen regularly

No weak antonyms found.

I wasn't sure about the idea at first, but I've come around to seeing its potential benefits.
It took some time, but eventually, my parents came around to accepting my decision.
After initial skepticism, many people have started to come around to the idea of renewable energy.
I hope she'll come around and realize how much she means to me.
It's hard to predict when he'll come around and apologize for his actions.
I'll keep trying to convince him; maybe he'll come around eventually.
The project faced opposition at first, but stakeholders have started to come around after seeing the positive results.
Despite his initial doubts, he's beginning to come around and support our plan.
I'm hopeful that with more evidence, she'll come around to our point of view.
It's difficult to change people's minds, but sometimes they do come around with time and patience.

change one's position or opinion, happen regularly

come to,recover, come round, revive, pull through, rally,wake up, awaken, awake

faint,pass out, pass out, faint,black out, black out,

I wasn't sure about the idea at first, but I've come around to seeing its potential benefits.

It took some time, but eventually, my parents came around to accepting my decision.

After initial skepticism, many people have started to come around to the idea of renewable energy.

I hope she'll come around and realize how much she means to me.