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come roundchiefly British (chiefly US also come around) 1Recover consciousness: I’d just come round from a drunken stupor...- She lost consciousness and next remembered coming round on the floor being roused by him and two ambulancemen.
- The seriously-injured man had lost consciousness but had come round again by the time police arrived.
- She undoubtedly lost consciousness and when she came round, she was in a state of abject terror and hysteria.
Synonyms regain consciousness, recover consciousness, come to, come to life, come to one's senses, recover, revive, awake, wake up 2Be converted to another person’s opinion: I came round to her point of view...- I thought at the time that the cartoon was the usual poisonous attempt to shift blame, but I'm coming round to the opinion that there was some merit in the cartoon after all.
- The more he puts his case as superbly as he did last Tuesday, the more public opinion will come round as well.
- I have a feeling though that, Scotsmen aside, at long last public opinion may have finally come round to my point of view, which is why I venture to raise the issue once again.
Synonyms be converted (to), be won over (by), agree (with), change one's mind, be persuaded (by), give way (to), yield (to), relent, concede, grant 3(Of a date or regular occurrence) recur; be imminent again: Friday had come round so quickly...- He said that matron provided training for new members of staff until the regular annual training came round.
- Friday has come round quite quickly and I'm excited at the thought of being reunited with my family.
- Rehearsals went by smoothly and lunch came round pretty quickly.
Synonyms occur, take place, happen, come up, crop up, arise; recur, happen again, reoccur, occur again, be repeated, repeat (itself); come back (again), return; reappear, appear again See parent entry: come |