Come around

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verb

To change opinion or position.

I didn't want to go at first, but I came around to the idea.
Visual representation of "come around" - To change opinion or position

Often appears as...

  • come around to an idea
  • come around to a viewpoint

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Idiomatic

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Emotional Shift

Expresses a softening of feelings or convictions, often after reflection or persuasion.

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I came around to believing in her project after I saw her passion.
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Resistance to Acceptance

Used when someone is initially opposed to an idea but later agrees or gives consent.

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She finally came around to accepting the job offer.
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Persuasion Outcome

Often indicates that someone has been persuaded or convinced by others' arguments or evidence.

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After our discussion, he came around to our way of thinking.
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