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come at
verb
- to discover or reach (facts, the truth, etc)
- to attack (a person)
he came at me with an axe
- slang.to agree to do (something)
- slang.usually used with a negative to stomach, tolerate
I couldn't come at it
- slang.to presume; impose
what are you coming at?
Example Sentences
The announcement will come at 12:02 BST, following a two-minute silence to mark VE Day.
Conservative Christianity is being pitched to young people as a miracle beauty treatment, one that's implied to come at no real cost.
But analysts said any immediate expansions in the US were likely to come at the expense of production elsewhere, while also leading to higher costs for the businesses - and ultimately higher prices for customers.
But arrests and security operations continue, and critics argue that calm has come at the cost of civil liberties and political freedoms.
"I'm very happy. The fifth nightly win was going to come at some point but it's been a few weeks since I actually won on a Thursday," Littler told Sky Sports.
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