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come around

to change one's opinion; to regain consciousness

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1. (verb) to change your opinion or decision, especially to agree with someone after disagreeing

2. (verb) to visit someone

3. (verb) to become conscious again after losing consciousness

Examples

• 1. At first she didn't want to go to the party, but she came around after her friends asked her again.
• 2. My cousin came around yesterday and we had coffee together.
• 3. After fainting, he came around after a few minutes.

Nearby in Phrasal Verbs

back out, brush up on, chip in, cut out, do without, fall through