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v.
1.cause to experience suddenly
2.have to do with or be relevant to
3.attain
4.return to consciousness

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  • come short
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  • come round
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  • come of age
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  • come near
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  • come into being
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  • come to grips
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  • come to hand
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  • come to life
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  • come to light
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  • come to mind
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  • come to the fore
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  • come together
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  • come up
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  • come up to
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  • come upon
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  • new-sprung
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  • unreduced
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  • hydrochlorothiazide
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  • omotic
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  • bilocular capsule
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  • mancunian
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  • blind bend
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  • circumflex iliac artery
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    Idiom of the Day

    leaf through (something)
    to look through a book or magazine or newspaper without reading it in detail
    I leafed through several magazines in the doctor's office.



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    She gets very stressed up and goes running in order to work ________ all her negative energy

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