where someone is coming from
Definition
› the feelings someone has that cause that person to have a particular opinion: I don’t agree with you entirely, but I understand where you’re coming from.
(Definition of where someone is coming from from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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when conjunction, adv AT WHAT TIME
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whenever conjunction EVERY TIME
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whenever conjunction, adv NOT IMPORTANT WHEN
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where conjunction, adv WHAT PLACE
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where to turn idiom
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whereabouts adv
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whereas conjunction
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