Arrive or Appear (Come)

to be very near to something or someone in terms of physical distance

The car came close to the edge of the cliff before the driver stopped.

to give the impression of having the quality or characteristic described by the following word

The sudden announcement of her resignation came as a shock to the entire team.

to arrive at a particular location or event at the appointed time

She decided to come in time for the meeting to make a good impression on her colleagues.

to become visible, especially if something was previously out of sight

As we rounded the bend in the trail, a stunning waterfall came into view.

to arrive at a specific location, event, or appointment after the expected or scheduled time

I apologize for coming late to the meeting; I got caught in traffic.

to arrive at a specific location, event, or appointment at the expected or scheduled time

I always make an effort to come on time for work to start the day efficiently.

to arrive at a situation or event equipped with the necessary knowledge, materials, or resources needed for that specific circumstance

She always comes prepared for the job interview with a well-organized resume and a list of references.