| Definition of 'come around' |
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1. (verb) come round, come around
change one's position or opinion
"He came around to our point of view"
2. (verb) come around, roll around
happen regularly
"Christmas rolled around again"
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1. (verb) come around
to visit sb at their home
Come around any time.
2. come around
to happen as a regular event or occurrence
Summer vacation seem to have come around quickly.
3. come around
to agree to sth you didn't agree with before
He'll come around to the idea eventually.
4. come around
to regain consciousness
As he came around he seemed confused.
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