Synonyms for arrive
əˈraɪvar·rive

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1. arriveverb

   Antonyms:
   depart

2. arriveverb

   Antonyms:
   depart

3. arriveverb

   We arrived and booked in.

   Antonyms:
   depart

4. arriveverb

   He had finally arrived on Broadway.

   Antonyms:
   depart

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1. arrive

   To reach, in the sense here considered, is to come to by motion or progress. Attain is now oftenest used of abstract relations; as, to attain success. When applied to concrete matters, it commonly signifies the overcoming of hindrance and difficulty; as, the storm-beaten ship at length attained the harbor. Come is the general word for moving to or toward the place where the speaker or writer is or supposes himself to be. To reach is to come to from a distance that is actually or relatively considerable; to stretch the journey, so to speak, across the distance, as, in its original meaning, one reaches an object by stretching out the hand. To gain is to reach or attain something eagerly sought; the wearied swimmer reaches or gains the shore. One comes in from his garden; he reaches home from a journey. To arrive is to come to a destination, to reach a point intended or proposed. The European steamer arrives in port, or reaches the harbor; the dismantled wreck drifts ashore, or comes to land. Compare ATTAIN.

   Synonyms:
   attain, come to, enter, gain, get to, land, reach

   Antonyms:
   depart, embark, go, go away, leave, set out, set sail, start, weigh anchor

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1. arrive

   Synonyms:
   reach, attain, come to, enter, get to land

   Antonyms:
   embark, depart, start

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:3.0 / 2 votes

1. arrive, get, comeverb

   reach a destination; arrive by movement or progress

   "She arrived home at 7 o'clock"; "She didn't get to Chicago until after midnight"

   Synonyms:
   take, come in, mystify, make, number, come up, experience, develop, draw, stupefy, have, occur, become, sustain, total, receive, scram, add up, do, amaze, stimulate, sire, descend, drive, engender, go, fix, pay back, get under one's skin, suffer, stick, set about, get down, derive, incur, contract, bring forth, grow, amount, dumbfound, beat, issue forth, make out, arrest, fetch, bring, bewilder, go far, mother, father, buzz off, catch, let, obtain, beget, puzzle, flummox, get, generate, capture, find, baffle, produce, follow, start out, pose, vex, aim, induce, perplex, make it, gravel, begin, start, hail, commence, fall, set out, convey, acquire, come, get in, pay off, bugger off, cause, fare, get along, nonplus

   Antonyms:
   go forth, go away, leave

2. arrive, make it, get in, go farverb

   succeed in a big way; get to the top

   "After he published his book, he had arrived"; "I don't know whether I can make it in science!"; "You will go far, my boy!"

   Synonyms:
   go into, enter, go far, get into, go in, go deep, move in, pull in, come through, pull round, get, pull through, come, come in, pass, move into, survive, get in, make it, draw in

   Antonyms:
   leave, go forth, go away

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1. • Succeed

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1. arriveverb

   Synonyms:
   come, get here, reach this place

2. arriveverb

   Synonyms:
   get there, reach that place

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1. List of paraphrases for "arrive":

   arrival, happen, reach, come, achieve, arrives, arriving, get, find

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1. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio:

   There is no doubt the Rubio family has come a long way from the days when their largest monthly expense was a check to Sallie Mae and checks were sent in the mail to pay bills with the hope the payment did not arrive before the next paycheck was deposited into their account.

2. Phil Wilkinson:

   When the athletes arrive and sport begins, the country will get behind it, and we will see an excitable and passionate audience engage with the Games, we are confident that, 100 days out, we are in a good position.

3. Julianne Hough:

   I don't feel lonely, but I definitely feel alone. I think there's a big difference, i feel alone, I miss people a lot, I wan na hug them and talk to them, but I'm really enjoying this time where I can really connect to what's really important in my life and look forward to when we get out of this : Who do I want to step into ? Who do I want to arrive in this new world as ?

4. Bennie Thompson:

   When people are breaking into the United States Capitol, it should not take long for reinforcements to arrive, three hours is just absolutely too long.

5. Manuel Castro:

   As the buses arrive, people arrive hungry, thirsty and often sick, and those are the immediate needs. Asylum Seekers have many particular needs.