Come to
Come to verb - To have a total of.
Usage example: your bill comes to $53.74
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- The metal community has come to regard Cold Lake, Celtic Frost's one-off shot at glam rock, to be synonymous with "total fucking disaster".
Source: Dork Age / Music -
Because different people will come to correct solutions at different rates, any of the Journey of Dreams bosses except Cerberus can be That One Boss, a total cakewalk, or anything in between.
Source: Schizophrenic Difficulty - Meanwhile the entire Total Drama cast has come to France after being forced to compete for another season in the real world and digital plane.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Total Drama
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