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come across
verb
- preposition to meet or find by accident
- adverb (of a person or his or her words) to communicate the intended meaning or impression
- often foll by with to provide what is expected
Example Sentences
“As time goes on, people think he’s a company or a brand. I come across people who didn’t know he was a person.”
He starts the film at a speed-dating event where, in a great montage, he disappoints a procession of dewy singletons who shrivel up when this hunk comes across as cold and rude.
Van Loon, added: "So now and then he could come across as laconic, a bit too easy going. Maybe at times some youth managers even thought of him as lazy."
"I feel like you never really come across many young widows so I felt really isolated at the start," she said.
It will apply the first time a user comes across content which it has flagged as sensitive, or if they change their settings on viewing sensitive media.
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