(intransitive) To decrease.
It really is interesting to see Reggie's walls come down and not feel forced to act like everything was okay during the Wii U era. The way he talks here, he knew very well it was far from it, and his meeting with Iwat…
Neither WOLED now QD-OLED is objectively better. Ultimately, which is best for your monitor will come down to what you intend to do with it.
(intransitive) To decrease.
Down you come this moment, you rapscallion!
“It really is interesting to see Reggie's walls come down and not feel forced to act like everything was okay during the Wii U era. The way he talks here, he knew very well it was far from it, and his meeting with Iwata was pretty much where it came to a head.”
“Neither WOLED now QD-OLED is objectively better. Ultimately, which is best for your monitor will come down to what you intend to do with it.”
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Reaching the end of #Brothersong soon. Tbh this book hasn't really been for me. Its kind of a come down as its the last one in the series. I keep thinking to myself it should have been Joe who got to have this one.…
“Reaching the end of #Brothersong soon. Tbh this book hasn't really been for me. Its kind of a come down as its the last one in the series. I keep thinking to myself it should have been Joe who got to have this one. #TJKlune #Booksy #GreenCreek”
“Nearly a week after scaling the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, protester Guido Reichstadter says he is preparing to come down Wednesday morning.”
“The recipe says to keep the water at a low simmer, but the hotplate is on full blast. Perhaps if I vacuum the loungeroom the water temperature will come down. #RBAcookingtips”
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(intransitive) To be demolished.
“Uh no, we didn’t need hindsight. Everyone with even the most basic understanding of recent history was screaming that we need to come down on the perpetrators of J6 like a proverbial ton of hammers.”
“If the price of copper could come down, that would make it way easier for me to do things that delight the populace but frighten building code inspectors”
“yes, Sean, I want fuel prices to come down”
“If anyone thinks this monster is done yet, you haven't been paying attention. The cost will go up $$$$ (and up) and rest of the White House will come down, just as the East Wing did.”
“Butte! Come down to The Covellite on Thursday May 7th at 6PM sign The Montana Plan I-194 to stop corporate & dark money and see a free screening of Dark Money!”
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(intransitive) To descend, fall down, collapse.
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