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Come along is a phrasal verb with two main uses.
It means to arrive or appear, often unexpectedly: A better opportunity came along.
It also means to accompany someone or to make progress: Why don't you come along with us? or How's the project coming along?
As an imperative, come along urges someone to hurry up or follow: Come along, we're going to be late.
Act of reaching destination
- appearanceOutward visible form
- show upArrive or outperform
- turn upAppear or be found
- drop inVisit without notice
materialize · emerge · roll in · pop up · swing by · make it · stop by
Go along with
- go withMatch or escort
- followGo behind another
- escortOne who accompanies another
- keep companyStay with someone socially
Move or progress forward
- developCause gradual growth
- proceedMove forward, continue
- move forwardTravel in intended direction
- unfoldSpread open from closed
evolve · shape up · take shape · get on · push forward · forge ahead · gain momentum · make headway
To progress or heal
- recoverRegain health or possession
- pick upLift and take
- bounce backRecover from difficulty
- rallyGathering for a cause
mend · heal · convalesce · make progress · shape up · turn around · perk up · look up
arrival
Act of reaching destination
- appearanceOutward visible form
- show upArrive or outperform
- turn upAppear or be found
drop in · materialize · emerge · roll in · pop up · swing by · make it · stop by
accompany
Go along with
advance
Move or progress forward
- developCause gradual growth
- proceedMove forward, continue
- move forwardTravel in intended direction
unfold · evolve · shape up · take shape · get on · push forward · forge ahead · gain momentum · make headway · press on
get better
To progress or heal
- recoverRegain health or possession
- pick upLift and take
- bounce backRecover from difficulty
rally · mend · heal · convalesce · make progress · shape up · turn around · perk up · look up · gain ground
- Beckoning phrasesover here, this way, follow me, approach, get over here
- Casual Invitationsdrop by, swing by, stop by, open invite
- progress wordsadvance, progress, improve, grow, develop
- participationjoin in, take part, membership, attendance, voting
- forestry toolsaxe, hatchet, handsaw, bow saw, pole saw
- involvementparticipate, participation, join in, involvement, take part
come alongstay behind
Remain when others leave
stay back · hang back · stay put · drop out · fall behind
come alongstagnate
Cease to develop
regress · fall behind · decline · deteriorate · stall
come, welcome, become, along, coming, overcome, becoming, came, welcoming