[Phrasal Verb] COME ACROSS - Explore How Random Discoveries Can Enhance Your Life

Come across

Come across

/kʌm əˈkrɒs/

To find by chance.

The phrase 'come across' is all about unexpected finds. Picture walking through a flea market and stumbling upon an old, rare book you've wanted for ages. 'Coming across' something doesn't involve active searching; it's the surprise element that makes this phrase exciting. It often leads to stories of serendipity and the joy of discovering treasures in the most unlikely places.

Example Sentences

  1. I came across an old diary in the attic.

    I discovered an old diary in the attic.

  2. She comes across as really friendly.

    She appears to be very friendly.

  3. During his hike, Mark came across a rare bird that he'd never seen before.

    During his hike, Mark encountered a rare bird he had never seen before.

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