come over
(SEEM) — phrasal verb with come /kʌm/ verb (came, come)Definition
C2 to seem to be a particular type of person: I watched the interview and felt he came over as quite arrogant.Seeming and purporting to beFaking and pretending
(Definition of come over (SEEM) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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come out phrasal verb (SOCIAL EVENT)
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come out phrasal verb (STOP WORK)
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come out with sth phrasal verb
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come over phrasal verb (FEEL)
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come over phrasal verb (MOVE)
- come over phrasal verb (SEEM)
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come over sb phrasal verb
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come rain or shine idiom
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come round phrasal verb (BECOME CONSCIOUS)
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come round phrasal verb (CHANGE YOUR MIND)
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come round phrasal verb (HAPPEN)
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Synonyms and related words:
- apparent adjective
- appear verb (SEEM)
- as if/though idiom
- by the look(s) of things idiom
- come across phrasal verb (BEHAVE)
- formal adjective (OFFICIAL)
- impression noun (EFFECT)
- ostensible adjective
- outward adjective (ON OUTSIDE)
- persona noun
- prima facie adjective
- putative adjective
- seemingly adverb
- semblance noun
- so-called adjective
- superficial adjective (FALSE APPEARANCE)
- supposed adjective (OTHERS' OPINION)
- supposedly adverb
- surface adjective (APPEARANCE)
- surface noun (APPEARANCE)
Topic:
Seeming and purporting to be
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