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comes to terms

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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)Reaches an agreement or compromise.

The government often comes to terms with rebel groups to avoid further conflict.

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)Accepts something unpleasant or difficult.

Eventually, everyone comes to terms with their own mortality.

Mamiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.
Mamiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.
When both start to drift out of her reach, Momiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother, Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.
When both start to drift out of her reach, Momiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother, Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.

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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)Reaches an agreement or compromise.

The government often comes to terms with rebel groups to avoid further conflict.

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)Accepts something unpleasant or difficult.

Eventually, everyone comes to terms with their own mortality.

Mamiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.
Mamiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.
When both start to drift out of her reach, Momiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother, Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.
When both start to drift out of her reach, Momiko leaving home and Asuka forced out of the band by her mother, Kumiko comes to terms with what they mean to her.