Come to terms with (to ) conjugation

English
38 examples
This verb can also mean the following: resign to something emotionally painful, resolve, resolve a conflict with, accept

Conjugation of come to terms with

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Present Simple
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Future Simple
will come to terms with
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Past Simple
came to terms with
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Conditional Simple
would come to terms with
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you all
they
Present Progressive
am coming to terms with
are coming to terms with
is coming to terms with
are coming to terms with
are coming to terms with
are coming to terms with
Future Progressive
will be coming to terms with
will be coming to terms with
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Past Progressive
was coming to terms with
were coming to terms with
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Conditional Progressive
would be coming to terms with
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I
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you all
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Present Perfect
have came to terms with
have came to terms with
has came to terms with
have came to terms with
have came to terms with
have came to terms with
Future Perfect
will have came to terms with
will have came to terms with
will have came to terms with
will have came to terms with
will have came to terms with
will have came to terms with
Past Perfect
had came to terms with
had came to terms with
had came to terms with
had came to terms with
had came to terms with
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Conditional Perfect
would have came to terms with
would have came to terms with
would have came to terms with
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been coming to terms with
have been coming to terms with
has been coming to terms with
have been coming to terms with
have been coming to terms with
have been coming to terms with
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been coming to terms with
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will have been coming to terms with
Past Perfect Progressive
had been coming to terms with
had been coming to terms with
had been coming to terms with
had been coming to terms with
had been coming to terms with
had been coming to terms with
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been coming to terms with
would have been coming to terms with
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Examples of come to terms with

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"If she's come to terms with it, so will I."
'And since this is not a naturally tenable position for a whale, 'this innocent creature had very little time 'to come to terms with its identity as a whale 'before it had to come to terms with suddenly not being a whale any more.' Ah!
'These soldiers are using motor sport as a way of helping them 'come to terms with their injuries. '
(D'Anna) Did you ever come to terms with your dad?
- I've had plenty of patients who couldn't come to terms with their illnesses.
"If she's come to terms with it, so will I."
'And since this is not a naturally tenable position for a whale, 'this innocent creature had very little time 'to come to terms with its identity as a whale 'before it had to come to terms with suddenly not being a whale any more.' Ah!
'These soldiers are using motor sport as a way of helping them 'come to terms with their injuries. '
(D'Anna) Did you ever come to terms with your dad?
- I've had plenty of patients who couldn't come to terms with their illnesses.
He thinks I'm just gonna wait around until he comes to terms with his destiny?
If Cromwell comes to terms with him now what price our freedom then?
It,s very important that he comes to terms with the truth!
The crowd here at the Ultra Super Deluxe Arena is stunned, as it comes to terms with this bizarre Bermuda Triangle scenario, in which squid, octopus and squilla in fact all belong to one family!
He thinks I'm just gonna wait around until he comes to terms with his destiny?
If Cromwell comes to terms with him now what price our freedom then?
It,s very important that he comes to terms with the truth!
The crowd here at the Ultra Super Deluxe Arena is stunned, as it comes to terms with this bizarre Bermuda Triangle scenario, in which squid, octopus and squilla in fact all belong to one family!
Although he never really came to terms with it.
And I'm happy that I finally came to terms with that.
And you never came to terms with it.
As time went on she came to terms with the situation.
Eventually I came to terms with it.
'Everybody is still coming to terms with this.'
(voice breaking) I'm... I'm coming to terms with it, but people like you, who give me false hope, just make it worse.
-I guess you are a prodigy. -I don't think so. I spent all this year coming to terms with last year.
A past like yours, it must be tough coming to terms with your own mortality.
Adults have trouble coming to terms with death, even though nothing is more commonplace.
Although he never really came to terms with it.
And I'm happy that I finally came to terms with that.
And you never came to terms with it.
As time went on she came to terms with the situation.
Eventually I came to terms with it.
'Everybody is still coming to terms with this.'
(voice breaking) I'm... I'm coming to terms with it, but people like you, who give me false hope, just make it worse.
-I guess you are a prodigy. -I don't think so. I spent all this year coming to terms with last year.
A past like yours, it must be tough coming to terms with your own mortality.
Adults have trouble coming to terms with death, even though nothing is more commonplace.

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