came along
Joined the group
Came along is the past tense of come along, meaning to arrive or appear, often unexpectedly or at a particular moment: Everything changed when the internet came along.
It can also mean to accompany someone: She came along to keep me company.
To ask how something came along is to inquire about its progress.
- accompaniedWent along with someone
- arrivedReached one's destination
- walked inPassed through an entrance
- materializedBecame physically present
- out of nowhereWithout apparent origin
join · evolved · emerged · appeared · bounced back · developed · walk · approach · recovered · followed · happened · improved · strolled · transpired · drifted · advanced · sauntered · arose
came alongstayed behind
Remained in place
stayed back · opted out · stayed put · held back · bowed out
came alongwent away
Left a place
departed · disappeared · vanished · left · faded away
came alongfell behind
regressed · stagnated · declined · deteriorated · floundered
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