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coming (to)verb1present participle of come (to) to have a total ofyour bill comes to $53.74 adding up (to), aggregating, amounting (to), counting (up to), numbering, summing (to or into), totaling(or totalling) averaging, equaling(or equalling), measuring, reachingcomposing, comprising, constituting, making up clocking in at to be the same in meaning or effectit all comes to nothing in the end adding up (to), amounting (to), corresponding (to), emulating, equaling(or equalling) approaching, matching, measuring (up), meeting, rivaling(or rivalling), touchingconnoting, denoting, expressing, importing, meaning, signifying, smacking (of), spelling, suggesting to enter the mind ofthe actual name of the item didn't come to me until I was walking out of the store crossing, dawning (on), occurring (to), striking recalling, recollecting, remembering, reminiscingconning, learning, memorizingappearing, arriving, emerging, materializing forgetting, unlearningdisregarding, ignoring, neglecting, overlooking to gain consciousness againafter being in a coma for months, the patient quite unexpectedly came to |