come through

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Come through means to arrive or be delivered as expected: The funding finally came through.

It also means to survive or endure difficulty: She came through the surgery well.

Most commonly now, it means to deliver on expectations or provide help when needed: My friend really came through for me.

In recent slang, it's an invitation or encouragement to show up: Come through to the party tonight.

deliver

deliver

Transport to recipient

complete · perform · produce · provide · supply · satisfy · make good · step up · show up · do the job

survive

make it

Achieve success

persevere · weather · withstand · bounce back · rally · hang on · hold on · get past · emerge · outlast

arrive

arrive

Reach a destination

roll in · get in · make it · land · reach · enter · emerge · materialize · pop in · drop by

reliable

dependable

Worthy of trust

steady · consistent · unfailing · solid · steadfast · count on · bank on · lean on · rock solid · tried and true

transmit

convey

Communicate or transport

communicate · read · project · get across · ring true · hit home · land · connect

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Opposites
reliability/dependability

come throughlet down

Fail to meet expectations

fail · disappoint · fall short · drop the ball · flake out

survival/endurance

come throughsuccumb

Yield to pressure

perish · fall · collapse · give in · die

arrival/transmission

come throughget lost

Dismissive order to leave

go missing · fall through

Family

come, through, become, coming, income, overcome, outcome, came, comeback

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