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come of
verb
- to be descended from
- to result from
nothing came of his experiments
Idioms and Phrases
see come out of .Example Sentences
As they come of age, they form tight bonds of friendship and romance while being schooled in traditional academics and art.
And while he’s at it, he should stop jawing with fans from the other team, nothing good will come of it.
Graffiti, or street art, has not just come of age, it is now an asset class.
UCLA’s once vaunted freshman class has come of age, arriving in the Elite Eight as juniors after leading the Bruins to a 76-62 win over No. 5 Mississippi in the Regional 1 semifinal on Friday at Spokane Arena.
So what did come of the Greenland visit when the Vance couple touched down on Friday?
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