arrive

Definition for arrive

verb as in come to a destination

Strongest matches

appear, enter, land, reach, report, show up, take place, turn up, visit

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access, alight, attain, buzz, disembark, dismount, hit, show

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barge in, blow in, bob up, breeze in, bust in, check in, clock in, drop anchor, drop in, fall by, fall in, get to, hit town, make it, make the scene, pop in, pop up, pull in, punch the clock, roll in, sign in, sky in, wind up at

verb as in achieve recognition

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accomplish, flourish, prosper, score, succeed, thrive

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become famous, make good, make it, make the grade, reach the top

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It had been scheduled to arrive in Vadinar in north-western India on 20 October, according to data from the Marine Traffic tracking website.

From BBC

The government has been trying to reduce the numbers of people arriving in the UK on small boats crossing the Channel.

From BBC

She arrived in Kenya in 1957, thrilled to be living in the Africa she had “always felt stirring in my blood.”

From Los Angeles Times

A spokesperson for the Davis Police Department said officers were called to the school board meeting for a report of a disturbance, but by the time the officers arrived the issue had resolved itself.

From Los Angeles Times

The GSF said it hoped its vessels would arrive on Thursday morning.

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