Come at

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verb

To approach or move towards someone or something.

He saw a dog coming at him.
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Physical Movement

Used when someone or something physically comes toward you, often quickly or unexpectedly.

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The bee started coming at me, and I ran away.
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Perceived Threat

May indicate a threat or fear when something approaches aggressively.

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I flinched when the ball started coming at me.
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