comes along
Appears on scene
Comes along means to arrive or appear, often unexpectedly or in due course: A taxi finally came along.
It also means to accompany someone: Do you want to come along?
When describing progress, it indicates development: How's the project coming along?
The phrase can suggest seizing an opportunity: When a chance like this comes along, you take it.
- arriveReach a destination
- rolls inArrives with momentum
- accompanyGo along with
- transpireHappen or become known
- ariseCome into being
chance · happenstance · shows up · materialize · turns up · luck · emerge · occur · unfold · once in a while · opportunity · next big thing · fortune · appears · out of nowhere · coincidence · joins · advance
comes alonggoes away
Ceases to be present
disappears · departs · leaves · vanishes · exits
comes alongstays behind
Does not leave
abandons · deserts · breaks away · diverges · stays put
comes alongfalls behind
regresses · stagnates · declines · deteriorates · falters
come, welcome, become, along, coming, income, overcome, outcome, came