the come into view, become visible

come into sight

to reach a place, especially the end of a journey

come to a destination

to go to (a meeting etc); be present at (a gathering)

be present at

of come

advance, approach

to move towards, nearer to, (the speaker, a place)

advance, approach

to show that (something generally believed) is not true (especially with sarcasm)

disprove, ridicule

to speak publicly against (a person)

condemn, attack

the loss of credit or good reputation

blame, detract from

to make (a person) feel uncomfortable, ashamed etc

cause mental discomfort

to get, come or bring together

come or bring together

to prove (a person, statement, opinion etc) to be wrong or mistaken

prove false; discredit

that, who, is in that place; in, at, to, towards, that place; at that point (in a series of events, during a process etc)

nearby, here

(of a person) to appear, arrive

come, arrive

a foolish person

ridicule