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Synonyms for Comes to mind:
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- accomplish ,
- achieve ,
- acquire ,
- acquit ,
- act ,
- act upon ,
- actuate ,
- adjoin ,
- advert ,
- aim ,
- allude ,
- amaze ,
- ambit ,
- animate ,
- appear ,
- arrest ,
- arrive ,
- arrive at ,
- aspect ,
- attain ,
- attend ,
- await ,
- baffle ,
- bank ,
- barrack ,
- be active ,
- bear ,
- bear on ,
- bear upon ,
- beat ,
- become ,
- beget ,
- begin ,
- behave ,
- bet ,
- bewilder ,
- breathe in ,
- bring ,
- bring forth ,
- bugger off ,
- buzz off ,
- calculate ,
- capture ,
- careen ,
- cash register ,
- catch ,
- cause ,
- channel ,
- charm ,
- cheer ,
- come ,
- come to ,
- commence ,
- compass ,
- comport ,
- concern ,
- conduct ,
- contact ,
- contain ,
- contract ,
- convey ,
- count ,
- cross-file ,
- cutaneous senses ,
- depend ,
- deport ,
- determine ,
- develop ,
- displace ,
- dissemble ,
- disturb ,
- draw ,
- dribble ,
- drive ,
- dumbfound ,
- engender ,
- enliven ,
- equal ,
- exalt ,
- exhort ,
- expect ,
- experience ,
- express ,
- expression ,
- extend ,
- extend to ,
- face ,
- facial expression ,
- father ,
- feel ,
- feeling ,
- feign ,
- fetch ,
- file ,
- find ,
- fix ,
- flavor ,
- flavour ,
- flummox ,
- front ,
- fuck off ,
- gain ,
- generate ,
- gestate ,
- get down ,
- get hold of ,
- get through ,
- get to ,
- get under one's skin ,
- ghost ,
- give ,
- go ,
- grasp ,
- gravel ,
- grow ,
- hand ,
- have ,
- have a bun in the oven ,
- have to do with ,
- hint ,
- hold ,
- impact ,
- impart ,
- impressment ,
- imprint ,
- incite ,
- incur ,
- induce ,
- ingrain ,
- inhale ,
- instigate ,
- instill ,
- invigorate ,
- involve ,
- jot ,
- let ,
- locomote ,
- looking ,
- looking at ,
- make ,
- make a motion ,
- match ,
- meet ,
- mite ,
- mold ,
- mother ,
- motility ,
- motion ,
- motivate ,
- movement ,
- mystify ,
- nonplus ,
- obtain ,
- orbit ,
- pack ,
- partake ,
- pass ,
- pass on ,
- pay back ,
- pay off ,
- pep up ,
- perplex ,
- persuade ,
- pertain ,
- pinch ,
- pose ,
- post ,
- pretend ,
- proceed ,
- produce ,
- progress to ,
- prompt ,
- propel ,
- puzzle ,
- range ,
- reach out ,
- reaching ,
- read ,
- receive ,
- reckon ,
- record ,
- refer ,
- regard ,
- registry ,
- regulate ,
- relate ,
- relocation ,
- rely ,
- revolutionise ,
- revolutionize ,
- rival ,
- rock ,
- root on ,
- run ,
- scope ,
- scram ,
- search ,
- see ,
- sense of touch ,
- set about ,
- set out ,
- shake ,
- sham ,
- shanghai ,
- shape ,
- show ,
- signature ,
- sire ,
- skin senses ,
- smell ,
- soupcon ,
- speck ,
- spirit ,
- spot ,
- spring to mind ,
- start ,
- start out ,
- stick ,
- stimulate ,
- stir ,
- stock ,
- stockpile ,
- strain ,
- stretch ,
- strike ,
- strive ,
- stupefy ,
- suffer ,
- sustain ,
- swear ,
- swing ,
- tactile sensation ,
- tactual sensation ,
- take ,
- take care ,
- tempt ,
- tilt ,
- tinct ,
- tinge ,
- tint ,
- tone ,
- touch modality ,
- touch on ,
- touch sensation ,
- touching ,
- trace ,
- transmit ,
- transport ,
- travel ,
- turn over ,
- urge ,
- urge on ,
- vex ,
- wait ,
- work ,
- yarn-dye .
What are the hypernyms for Comes to mind?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
conjecture, consider, contemplate, speculate, think.
What are the opposite words for comes to mind?
When thinking about "comes to mind," some common antonyms would be forgettable, obscure, unfamiliar, distant, or irrelevant. Forgettable would be the opposite of "comes to mind" as it implies the inability to recall something or the lack of an immediate impression. Obscure and unfamiliar suggest a lack of exposure or knowledge about a particular topic, while distant and irrelevant indicate a lack of relevance or importance. When trying to recall something that doesn't readily come to mind, one could use synonyms like recollect or remember, or opposites like unlearn or disremember. It's always useful to have a wide vocabulary to generate more ideas and express ourselves better.
Famous quotes with Comes to mind
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The big difference is the size of the crew and the flexibility of shooting because of the size. I mean, it's crazy. So you can't improvise, you cannot suddenly do something that comes to mind, whereas in a small production you have much more flexibility.
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There are works of literature whose influence is strong but indirect because it is mediated through the whole of the culture rather than immediately through imitation. Wordsworth is the case that comes to mind.
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When I think about my new CD, the word "joy" comes to mind. I sincerely hope that each listener will feel the earth, spirit, and aggressive creativity emanating from this album.
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Don Quixote is one that comes to mind in comparison to mine, in that they both involve journeys undertaken by older men. That is unusual, because generally the hero of a journey story is very young.
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I don't think DIY is something that necessarily comes to mind when people hear Third Eye Blind, but that is completely how we've been from the beginning.
Word of the Day
pizazz
- Synonyms:
- brightness, brilliance, brio, briskness, cachet, cheerfulness, chic, colour, dynamism, eagerness.