Moderate as in receive To arrive or move towards a place, often used in a casual or encouraging manner, similar to saying "come on." Clear All
8 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Come Into'
The detective asked the witness to recall the moment they saw the suspect come into the store.
As the storm approached, the birds started to come into the safety of their nests.
The young boy will come into a large inheritance when he turns 18.
As the storm passed, the town began to come into view through the clearing fog.
With age, she started to come into wisdom and understanding of life's complexities.
With a warm smile, the chef invited the guests to come into the kitchen and experience the culinary magic.
The singer waited backstage, excited to come into the spotlight and perform for the enthusiastic audience.
As the day progressed, the city started to come into a vibrant and bustling life.
Report
Meaning
Contribute
Copied