Use 'come on' to support friends or teammates when they need motivation.

Encouragement

'Come on' is often friendly and casual, not meant to scold or command.

Friendly Tone

Sometimes 'come on' isn't a literal request to move, but a moral boost.

'Come on' suggests something is starting to appear or become visible.

Used for things that gradually begin or increase, not suddenly.

Express surprise or skepticism about what someone has said or done.

'Come on' can indicate that you think someone is being insincere or joking.

Refers to the gradual start of something, usually unwelcome, like an illness.

You might have a feeling or 'sense' before something 'comes on.'

Communicate the need to quicken actions or decisions when time is limited.

Shows mounting impatience, often when waiting for someone.