Come down with
Come down with verb - To become affected with (a disease or disorder).
Usage example: I hope that you're not coming down with a cold
Succumb and come down with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Succumb" instead a verb "Come down with".
Succumb
Succumb verb - To cease resistance (as to another's arguments, demands, or control).
Come down with and succumb are semantically related. You can use "Come down with" instead a verb "Succumb". informal substitute
Nearby Word: succumbing
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Related pairs
- take and come down with
- take and succumb
- contract and come down with
- contract and succumb
- sink and come down with
- sink and succumb
- kick in and come down with
- kick in and succumb
- fail and come down with
- fail and succumb
- accept and come down with
- accept and succumb
- develop and come down with
- develop and succumb
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