come away

The phrase "come away" is versatile, often describing leaving with a particular outcome or becoming detached.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To leave a place or situation with a particular feeling or result.

Example

  • She came away from the conference with new ideas.
  • They came away from the match feeling disappointed.

B2Physical

(common)To become detached or separated from an object or surface.

Example

  • The handle came away from the door.
  • The paint is starting to come away from the wall.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "come away":

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