Come to and Report

Come to

Come to verb - To have a total of.

Report and come to are semantically related. in answer topic. In some cases you can use "Report" instead a verb "Come to".

Report

Report verb - To give an oral or written account of in some detail.

Come to and report are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come to" instead a verb "Report".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Minority Report, ending with Anderton confronting Burgess with the assumption that Anderton's predicted murder by Burgess will come to pass.
  • Countless statements from people who have come to the Institute over the years to report alleged supernatural experiences lie in hopeless disorder.
  • Collective Identity: In "Christmas in Kansas", Clark writes a report on a thinktank who have come to "the completely plausible, unassailable conclusion" that Batman is really five people collaborating.
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