used when encouraging someone to be sensible or reasonable, or when showing slight disapproval Oh come now, things aren't as bad as all that. Come, come, Miss Jones, you know perfectly well what I mean.
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Definition of come exclamation from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
Other results
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come
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come at
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come by
phrasal verb -
come in
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come of
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come off
phrasal verb -
come on
phrasal verb -
come out
phrasal verb -
come to
phrasal verb -
come up
phrasal verb -
come about
phrasal verb -
come after
phrasal verb -
come along
phrasal verb -
come apart
phrasal verb -
come away
phrasal verb -
come back
phrasal verb -
come down
phrasal verb -
come from
phrasal verb -
come into
phrasal verb -
come over
phrasal verb
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come
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come at
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come by
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come in
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come of
phrasal verb -
come off
phrasal verb -
come on
phrasal verb -
come out
phrasal verb -
come to
phrasal verb -
come up
phrasal verb -
come about
phrasal verb -
come after
phrasal verb -
come along
phrasal verb -
come apart
phrasal verb -
come away
phrasal verb -
come back
phrasal verb -
come down
phrasal verb -
come from
phrasal verb -
come into
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come over
phrasal verb -
come under
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come at
- Idioms
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- to come
- come true
- come alive
- come again?
- come first
- how come (…)?
- come running
- come unglued
- come unstuck
- come of age
- come and go
- come to that
- come what may
- come to grief
- come in handy
- come to heel
- come to life
- come to light
- come to pass
- come to rest