Definition of "come round" [come round]

• To make a regular circuit (verb)
• To change one's opinion (verb)
• To recover consciousness (verb)
• To cease anger or hostility (verb)
• To visit one's home (verb)

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• "But, tired of playing, he had desultorily come round the fence, and was rambling up behind her."
• "In the mean while the canal-boats began to come round a point in our rear, poling their way along close to the shore, the breeze having quite died away."
• "How very wonderfully do we see verified, every day, the profound observation of the Hindoo Aries Tottle (as quoted by Pundit) -- 'Thus must we say that, not once or twice, or a few times, but with almost infinite repetitions, the same opinions come round in a circle among men.'"