come away (Meaning)
Wordnet
come away (v)
come to be detached
leave in a certain condition
Synonyms & Antonyms of come away
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
come away Sentence Examples
- Despite the accident, the car surprisingly came away with only minor damage.
- She couldn't help but come away from the seminar feeling inspired and motivated.
- The children's faces were covered in paint after the art class, but they came away with big smiles.
- Even after the intense debate, neither side seemed to come away with a clear victory.
- He came away from the negotiation feeling satisfied with the terms they had agreed upon.
- Despite the defeat, the team came away from the match with valuable lessons for improvement.
- The book was so captivating that I couldn't put it down until I came away with a deep understanding of its themes.
- The hiker came away from the wilderness expedition with a newfound appreciation for nature.
- After attending the workshop, participants came away with practical skills they could apply in their daily lives.
- It was a tough competition, but she came away with the first-place trophy in the end.
FAQs About the word come away
come to be detached, leave in a certain condition
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No antonyms found.
Despite the accident, the car surprisingly came away with only minor damage.
She couldn't help but come away from the seminar feeling inspired and motivated.
The children's faces were covered in paint after the art class, but they came away with big smiles.
Even after the intense debate, neither side seemed to come away with a clear victory.
