Caught on and Think of

Caught on

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Think of and caught on are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Think of" instead a verb "Caught on".

Think of

Think of verb - To bring back to mind.

Caught on and think of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caught on" instead a verb "Think of".

Both terms in one sentence

  • His father caught on to this and intervened, retraining him to think of the world in shades of grey.
  • Christianity itself is a Middle Eastern religion which caught on with the Romans for, come to think of it, pretty much the same reasons today's Westerners buy into eastern spirituality.
  • Discworld / The Fifth Elephant Come to think of it, the moment when Sybil gives up on Hint Dropping and just straight up tells Sam she's pregnant certainly has this effect on him even if the reader caught on much sooner.
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