arrive

Definition for arrive

verb as in come to a destination

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

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

Weak matches

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

Weak matches

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

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Though new signings have arrived - around £100m net was spent in the summer - this has been a relatively gradual build as supporter Charlotte Robson explained.

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But when thousands of students arrive on campus they bring with them a cocktail of respiratory viruses.

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It has, understandably, taken slightly longer for him to settle in England having arrived after the conclusion of this summer's Club World Cup.

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Tracey Davies even arranged a coach trip from Port Talbot and had just arrived with a party of 50 to say farewell to the fair.

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As party members and associated hangers-on start to arrive in Manchester today, there are reasons to be gloomy for the current leadership.

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