come up
Surface in conversation
Come up describes upward movement or emergence, literal or figurative.
Something comes up when it rises, appears, or presents itself: The sun came up over the hills, Your name came up in conversation, Something came up and I can't make dinner.
If a topic or issue comes up, it arises for discussion or consideration.
To come up with something is to produce or devise it: We need to come up with a plan.
Come up against means to encounter as an obstacle or opponent.
Come out into view
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
- occurCome into being
- happenCome into being
- appearBecome perceptible to sight
develop · materialize · unfold · manifest · transpire · ensue · result · issue
emerge
Come out into view
appear · develop · materialize · unfold · manifest · transpire · ensue · result · issue · stem
rise
Move to higher position
sprout · germinate · spring · push through · emerge · bud · bloom · flourish
raise
Lift or increase
cite · allude to · touch on · point out · note · discuss · address · highlight · acknowledge · invoke
near
Short distance away
converge · arrive · reach · attain · approximate · verge on · border on · loom · impend
- phrasal verbslook at, put down, turn on, turn off, wait for
- animal commandswhoa, gee, haw, mush, hike
- DMT visionsbreakthrough, hyperspace, entities, geometric patterns, fractals
- trip effectshallucinations, visuals, euphoria, ego death, synesthesia
- verbsjump, be, speak, wait, do
- slangslang, jargon, lingo, argot, cant