Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
come-around
phrasal verb
/ˈkʌm əˌraʊnd/
Definition
To return to a particular viewpoint or position after some time or consideration.
Examples
- After a lengthy discussion, he finally began to come around to her way of thinking.
- It took some time, but she gradually came around to the idea of moving to the city.
- Many skeptics eventually come around when presented with solid evidence.
Meaning
Come-around indicates the action of changing one’s mind or returning to a previous belief or idea, often after a period of reflection or persuasion.
Synonyms
- change one’s mind
- concede
- reconsider
- revise one’s opinion
