come around

Eventually agree with

Come around means to arrive or visit, often casually or eventually: Stop by whenever you come around.

It also means to regain consciousness: She fainted but came around quickly.

Most often, come around describes a change of mind or attitude—yielding to persuasion or accepting something previously resisted: He was skeptical at first, but he came around.

When events or seasons come around, they recur: Every time the holidays come around.

visit

stop by

Visit briefly

call on · pay a visit · look in on · check in · show up · appear · arrive · turn up · visit · pass by

recovery

pull through

Overcome a difficult situation

rally · improve · mend · heal · wake up · snap out of it · get better · turn the corner · recover · stabilize

persuasion

win over

Gain another's support

talk into · get through to · change mind · soften · relent · yield · give in · capitulate · acquiesce · concede

recurrence

cycle

Repeating sequence of events

reappear · circle back · revolve · rotate · anniversary · seasonal · periodic · regular · annual · monthly

return

return home

circle back · get back · rejoin · reunite · reconnect · homecoming

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Opposites
change of opinion/position

come aroundstand firm

Refuse to retreat

hold out · resist · double down · stick to one's guns · hold one's ground

consciousness/awareness

come aroundpass out

Lose consciousness briefly

faint · lose consciousness · black out · go under · keel over

visiting/arrival

come aroundstay away

Remain at distance

keep away · avoid · keep one's distance · steer clear · leave

Family

come, around, coming, came, comes, comer, comers, cometh, come round

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