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to come between
[phrase form: come]
01
to be a cause or source of division or conflict between two or more parties
Example
Cultural misunderstandings can come between people from different backgrounds.
Religious differences can come between people of different faiths.
Economic disparities can come between different social classes in society.
02
to ruin a relationship or connection between two or more people
Example
Jealousy and mistrust can come between siblings and strain their relationship.
Miscommunication can come between team members and hinder their collaboration.
The third party 's interference caused tension and came between the couple 's relationship.
03
to be situated in the middle or among other things
Example
The small park comes between the two busy intersections in the city.
The mountain range comes between the two valleys, forming a natural barrier.
The island is located in the river, coming between the two shores.
04
to interrupt or disrupt a process or sequence
Example
Technical difficulties came between the live broadcast, causing a temporary disruption.
An urgent matter came between their travel plans, leading to a change in the itinerary.
The power outage came between the ongoing presentation, causing a pause.
Example
Cultural misunderstandings can come between people from different backgrounds.
Religious differences can come between people of different faiths.
Economic disparities can come between different social classes in society.
Language barriers can come between individuals trying to communicate effectively.
Political ideologies often come between individuals with opposing views.
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