Moderate as in oblige To change one's opinion or position, especially to agree with someone else's viewpoint; to acquiesce. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Come Around'
After much debate, he finally decided to come around and support the new environmental policy.
The politician was known for his strong opinions, but surprisingly, he began to come around during the bipartisan discussions.
The old house needed some renovations, and after some convincing, the owner finally decided to come around to the idea.
After hours of discussion, the team tried to come around to a consensus on the new marketing strategy.
The community members needed time to come around and support the proposed changes to the neighborhood park.
The politician worked tirelessly to come around voters to his vision for a better and more inclusive society.
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