come of
Arise as consequence
Come of indicates origin or result.
To come of something is to descend from it or emerge as its consequence: She comes of good stock, Nothing good will come of this.
The phrase often appears in questions about outcomes: What came of the investigation?
Whatever came of that plan?
Result of an action
- upshotFinal outcome
- aftermathResults following an event
- effectResult of a cause
- culminationHighest or final point
end result · ensue · materialize · transpire · eventuate · yield
consequence
Result of an action
culmination · end result · ensue · materialize · transpire · eventuate · yield
ancestry
Family line of descent
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- descentDownward slope or lineage
- bloodlineAncestry through generations
birthright · pedigree · forebears · progenitors · genealogy · kinship · clan · tribe · stock · extraction
come oflead to
Bring about as consequence
result in · give rise to · cause · bring about · produce
come ofprecede
Come or go first
lead up to · come before · go before · anticipate · foreshadow
come, of, become, coming, income, overcome, becoming, outcome, came