Phrasal Verb - come up with
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.Definition
To think of or create a new idea, concept, or solution, often in a spontaneous or imaginative way. It can also mean to rely on something or someone, or to examine something closely.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I'm going to come up with a plan to solve this problem. |
| 2 | Can you come up with a creative title for this article? |
| 3 | The team came up with a groundbreaking idea that changed the industry. |
| 4 | I'm counting on you to come up with a solution to this crisis. |
| 5 | Let's come up close and examine the painting to appreciate its details. |
| 6 | After thinking for a while, she came up with a surprising explanation. |
| 7 | Do your best to come up with a strategy for winning the game. |
| 8 | The writers on the show came up with a new plot twist that left viewers stunned. |
| 9 | Don't rely on just one plan, come up with a few alternatives just in case. |
| 10 | She came up with a persuasive argument that convinced the panel to support her proposal. |
