come of

verb

1. to be descended from

2. to result from

   nothing came of his experiments

Idioms and Phrases

see come out of.

Example Sentences

“There have been multiple investigations against them and nothing has come of it,” McBride said.

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For truly, what harm could come of satisfying her curiosity?

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Just as France marks the 10th anniversary of the Bataclan massacres, another reminder has come of the permanence of the jihadist threat.

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Maybe something would come of that.

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Both leaders took part in a working lunch - which was followed by a private meeting in the afternoon, though no concrete deal seems to have come of it.

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