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to come over
[phrase form: come]
01
to come to someone's house in order to visit them for a short time
Example
Why do n't you come over to my place for dinner tonight?
I'm feeling lonely.
02
to convey or communicate a specific meaning, impression, or understanding to someone
Example
His tone of voice came over as confident and authoritative.
She tried to come over as friendly and approachable in her job interview.
03
to completely change one’s point of view or side
Transitive
Example
At first, he was skeptical about the new approach, but after seeing its success, he came over to the idea and became a strong advocate.
She used to be a staunch supporter of the previous policy, but after analyzing the data, she came over to the opposing side and now believes in the need for change.
04
(of a public announcement) to be transmitted through radio, TV, etc. so that it can be heard by all the people within an area
Example
The principal 's voice came over the loudspeakers, announcing the cancellation of classes due to inclement weather.
A voice came over the intercom, informing everyone about the upcoming event.
05
to suddenly experience of a feeling or sensation
Example
A sense of calm came over her as she stepped into the peaceful garden.
A wave of nostalgia came over him when he heard their favorite song playing.
