came over

Stopped by unexpectedly

Came over describes movement toward the speaker or a referenced location: She came over to my place last night.

It also captures a sudden feeling or change that takes hold of someone: A wave of exhaustion came over me, I don't know what came over him.

In British usage, to come over a certain way is to seem or appear: He came over as rather arrogant.

Related

engulfed · overtaken · took hold · overwhelmed · gripped · drop by · visited · sensation · consumed · strange feeling · stop by · paid a visit · wave · struck · experienced · felt · traveled · neighbor

Opposites
direction of movement

came overleft

Departed or portside

went away · departed · went home · took off · headed out

movement vs. staying

came overstayed put

Continued in place

stayed in · kept away · held back · kept to oneself

EMOTIONAL STATE CHANGE (figurative sense)

came overpassed

Went beyond or succeeded

lifted · faded · wore off · dissipated · subsided

Family

over, come, welcome, become, overcome, came, come to, come out, overlook

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G