come-around
Shift your stance
Come-around is a noun for a change of heart or position, especially after initial resistance: It took some convincing, but we finally got a come-around from the board.
The hyphenated form captures what happens when someone comes around to a new way of thinking.
Think about something anew
- rethinkEvaluate again differently
- convertChange in form or faith
- yieldProduce or relinquish
- relentCease resistance or severity
soften · budge · capitulate · acquiesce · warm-up · accept · embrace · swing
Grasp the meaning
- graspSeize or understand
- clickBrief sharp noise
- epiphanySudden profound insight
- awakeningReturn to consciousness
enlightenment · clarity · recognition · comprehension · insight · breakthrough · wake-up
Face-enhancing products
- patch-upTemporary, imperfect repair
- forgiveCease to blame
- reconcileResolve a disagreement
- reuniteJoin after separation
restore · heal · rapprochement · truce · peace · amends · apologize · reconnect
Cause to believe
- swayRock back and forth
- coaxPersuade by gentle urging
- influencePower to affect others
- cajolePersuade through flattery
lobby · press · urge · appeal · charm · entice · woo · persistence
Emerge from sleep
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- recoverRegain health or possession
- pull-throughRecover from difficulty
- rallyGathering for a cause
bounce-back · resurface · rouse · stir · awaken
reconsider
Think about something anew
relent · soften · budge · capitulate · acquiesce · warm-up · accept · embrace · swing · flip
understand
Grasp the meaning
awakening · enlightenment · clarity · recognition · comprehension · insight · breakthrough · wake-up
make-up
Face-enhancing products
reunite · restore · heal · rapprochement · truce · peace · amends · apologize · reconnect · bridge-building
convince
Cause to believe
cajole · lobby · press · urge · appeal · charm · entice · woo · persistence · patience
cycle
Repeating sequence of events
revisit · anniversary · seasonal · periodic · regular · routine · again
wake-up
Emerge from sleep
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- recoverRegain health or possession
- pull-throughRecover from difficulty
come-arounddig in
Begin a meal
hold firm · dig in one's heels · stand fast · resist · hold out
come, around, comes, came, coming, comer, comers, income, incomes