comer
/'kʌmə/
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Definition
Noun: 1. Someone who arrives: A person who comes to a place or event. 2. Someone with a promising future: A person who is likely to be successful; a promising or up-and-coming person.
Examples
- As someone who arrives:
- The first comer to the store got the best discount.
- The competition is open to all comers.
- As someone with a promising future:
- She is considered a young comer in the field of biotechnology.
- The company is hiring several recent graduates who are real comers.
Advanced Usage
- All comers: This fixed phrase means "anyone who comes, arrives, or chooses to participate," often used in the context of open competitions or challenges.
- The chess tournament was a tough match open to all comers.
- The new policy will be applied to all comers without exception.
Variants and Related Words
- Come (verb): The root verb meaning to move or travel toward or into a place.
- Newcomer (noun): A person who has recently arrived in a place or started an activity.
- Latecomer (noun): A person who arrives after the expected or usual time.
Synonyms
- Arrival: A person who has just arrived at a place.
- Entrant: A person who enters or joins a competition, race, or institution.
- Contender: A person or group competing with others to achieve something.
- Rising star: A person who is becoming very popular and successful.
Related Phrases
- First come, first served: A principle meaning people will be dealt with in the order they arrive.
- Tickets are available on a first come, first served basis.
Noun
- someone who arrives (or has arrived)
- someone with a promising future