Come for and Meet

Come for

Definitions of Come for not found.

Meet and come for are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Meet" instead a verb "Come for".

Meet

Meet verb - To come upon face-to-face or as if face-to-face.

Come for and meet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come for" instead a verb "Meet".

Nearby Word: meeting

Both terms in one sentence

  • Or vice versa — come for the unique art style and humor exhibited in the "Meet the Team" videos; stay for the well-balanced and refreshingly lighthearted multiplayer combat.
  • Ultimate Marvel's version of the Falcon is introduced in a version of this trope: he's in the Amazon when the military guys come for him by helicopter, and then he unveils his wings and flies up to meet them.
    Source: The Worm Guy
  • Video Game / The Crew When you meet him he's even more unhinged because a lot of money under his care disappeared and the upper management has had just about enough so he gets increasingly crazed trying to earn enough money to pay back the 5-10 bosses before they come for his throat.
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