Moderate as in amount To arrive or reach a particular state or condition, especially after a period of time; often used to describe regaining consciousness. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Come To'
The charity event managed to come to a significant amount of donations for the cause.
The detective worked tirelessly to make the pieces of the puzzle come to a coherent explanation.
The scientific experiment is expected to come to a conclusion after analyzing the gathered data.
As the story unfolds, the characters' destinies will come to a turning point in the next chapter.
After a deep meditation, she felt herself come to a state of inner peace.
The idea for the new project started to come to me while I was taking a shower.
The old factory, once abandoned, has come to be a vibrant art gallery.
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