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come to pass
verb as in be
Weak matches
verb as in befall
verb as in break
verb as in chance
verb as in come
verb as in eventuate
Weak matches
verb as in fall
verb as in hap
Weak matches
verb as in materialize
Strong matches
verb as in occur
verb as in pass
Strong matches
verb as in transpire
Example Sentences
Even if a downturn does come to pass, that likely won’t happen for some time to come, given the high stakes and fat wallets involved.
All of those predictions – borne out by every opinion poll over the past two years – have come to pass.
And even though such uses have come to pass, views on how to respond have shifted dramatically.
None, of course, have come to pass.
Weeks on, that has now come to pass.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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