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To pay a visit to someone
“At about six o'clock, another couple of girls would come round for a cup of tea, and they'd go away smiling.”
To reawaken after having lost consciousness
“The seriously-injured man had lost consciousness but would come round again by the time police arrived.”
To accede, or be persuaded, to an argument or proposal
“To me, it appears a logical proposal, but I am not surprised that the leader of the Council does not exactly see eye to eye with me, but I believe he will come round to it in the future.”
To happen or occur again
“There are some regular expenses that will come round every year or two.”
To give assent to and act on a suggestion by another
To yield or lose one's resolve
To change or back out of one's decision or opinion
To recover from or survive something, such as an illness or difficulty
To move something or oneself in a circular direction or motion
To show mercy on someone
To become sound or healthy again
To rethink or revisit a matter already once thought about
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