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Come at

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Main Entry: come at
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: reach, attain

Synonyms:

accomplish, achieve, discover, feel for, find, grasp, succeed, touch, win
Main Entry: come at
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attack

Synonyms:

assail, assault, charge, fall upon, fly at, go for, invade, light into, rush
Main Entry: approach
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come nearer

Synonyms:

advance, approximate, be comparable to, be like, bear, belly up to, border, buzz*, catch up, close in, come, come at, come close, compare with, contact, converge, correspond to, creep up, draw near, equal, gain on, go toward, impend, loom up, match, meet, move in on, move toward, near, progress, reach, resemble, surround, take after, threaten, verge upon

Antonyms:

depart, distance, go away, leave
Main Entry: assail
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attack, usually with words

Synonyms:

abuse, assault, bash, berate, beset, blast, blister, bust, charge, come at, criticize, encounter, have at, impugn, invade, lambaste, lay into, malign, maltreat, molest, revile, set upon, trash*, vilify, work over
Notes: to assail a task is to approach it with the intent of mastering it, from Latin salire 'to leap'; assault is also based on this word and assail and assault can be synonyms
Main Entry: contend
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: argue

Synonyms:

affirm, allege, assert, aver, avow, blast, charge, claim, come at, cross, debate, defend, dictate, dispute, enjoin, fly in face of, gang up on, go at, have at, have bone to pick, hold, insist, jump on, justify, lace into, lay into, let have it, light into, lock horns with, maintain, mix, mix it up, prescribe, put up argument, report, rip*, say, set to, sock it to one, stick it to, take on, tell, urge, vindicate, warrant, zap

Antonyms:

cede, give in, give up, surrender
Main Entry: press
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pressure, trouble

Synonyms:

afflict, assail, beg, beset, besiege, buttonhole, come at, compel, constrain, demand, depress, disquiet, enjoin, entreat, exhort, force, harass, implore, importune, insist on, lean on, oppress, petition, plague, plead, pressurize, push, railroad, sadden, sell, squeeze, sue, supplicate, torment, urge, vex, weigh down, work on, worry

Antonyms:

leave alone
Main Entry: pressure
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: bother, urge

Synonyms:

come at, compel, constrain, drive, impel, insist, lean on, politick, press, push, push around, rush, sell, squeeze, twist arm, work over

Antonyms:

leave alone
Main Entry: reach
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: stretch to; touch

Synonyms:

approach, attain, buck, carry to, come at, come up to, contact, continue to, encompass, end, equal, extend to, feel for, get a hold of, get hold of, get to, go, go as far as, go on, go to, grasp, hand, hold out, join, lead, lunge, make, make contact with, overtake, pass, pass along, put out, roll on, seize, shake hands, shoot, span, spread, stand, strain, strike
Main Entry: storm
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attack, rush

Synonyms:

aggress, assail, assault, beset, blow violently, bluster, breathe fire, burn up, carry on*, charge, come at, complain, drizzle, drop, fly, fume, go on, howl, pour, rage, rain, rant, rave, rip, roar, scold, set in, sizzle, sound off, spit, squall, stalk, steam up, stomp, strike, take by storm, take on*, tear, thunder*
Concept Thesaurus
Concept: [Motion towards] Approach.
Category: 4. Motion with reference to direction

Synonyms:

-nouns
approach, approximation, appropinquation; access; appulse; afflux, affluxion; advent (approach of time); pursuit.
-verbs
approach, approximate, appropinquate; near; get near, go near, draw near; come to close quarters, come near; move towards, set in towards; drift; make up to; gain upon; pursue; tread on the heels of; bear up; make the land; hug the shore, hug the land.
-adjectives
approaching; approximative; affluent; impending, imminent (destined [more]).
-adverbs
on the road.

Antonyms:

recession (Motion from)]
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