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come on

— verb (= turn up, surface) appear or become visible; make a showing She turned up at the funeral I hope the list key is going to surface again — verb (= approach, near, draw near) move towards We were approaching our destination They are drawing near The enemy army came nearer and nearer — verb (= progress, come along, shape up) develop in a positive way He progressed well in school My plants are coming along Plans are shaping up — verb occur or become available water or electricity came on again after the earthquake — verb (= go on, come up) start running, functioning, or operating the lights went on the computer came up

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come along go on advance well let’s go draw near approach draw close come near come close come progress near go up get on get along come upon come closer bring on well then turn up then surface show up shape up hurry up hey go draw on come up come out work unfold thrive there take in the act take fire succour succor start spread so rush roll ride reach put on pursue pull together progress to

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States Quality Light Shine

Light source

What words refer to a light starting to work?

come on

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Simple sentences

Come on, play with me, I'm so bored!

If you don't want to put on sunscreen, that's your problem. Just don't come complaining to me when you get a sunburn.

Movie subtitles

Come on! I only eat bugs when I'm really hungry, like when my mom sleeps in and forgets to pack my lunch.

Oh, come on, J.J., you know I wouldn't touch this shit.

Nick, come on!

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