come round

Finally agree with

Come round means to visit someone, usually casually or briefly: Why don't you come round for dinner tonight?

It also means to regain consciousness after fainting or anesthesia: She came round slowly after the surgery.

A third sense is to change one's opinion or attitude, often after initial resistance: He was skeptical at first, but eventually came round to the idea.

Chiefly British; Americans tend to say come around.

visit

drop by

Visit without appointment

swing by · visit · drop in · look in · pay a visit · turn up · show up · appear · arrive · guest

persuasion

win over

Gain another's support

bring around · change mind · soften · relent · yield · capitulate · concede · acquiesce · agree · accept

recurrence

cycle

Repeating sequence of events

circle back · roll around · reoccur · rotate · revolve · anniversary · seasonal · periodic · regular · annual

recovery

awaken

Rouse from slumber

rouse · recuperate · rally · bounce back · pull through · improve · mend · convalesce · get better · perk up

Opposites
changing one's mind/position

come roundstand firm

Refuse to retreat

hold out · dig in · stick to one's guns · hold one's ground · dig one's heels in

regaining consciousness

come roundpass out

Lose consciousness briefly

lose consciousness · faint · black out · go under · swoon

visiting/arriving

come roundleave

Sanctioned time away

depart · go away · stay away · clear off · head off

Family

come, round, become, coming, came, comeback, comes, comer, cometh

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