Definition of "draw near" []

• To approach, move toward. (verb)

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• "If it be a communion-day, draw near to the Lord's table in the wedding garment of a faithful and penitent heart, to be partaker of so holy a banquet."
• "The security man and the fanatic had engaged in a long‑running battle through Longtunnel's upper reaches, because it took another day for the refugees to draw near enough to the port to enable Flinx to detect the first glimmerings of human emotion."
• "They saw her white shape draw near to the spring-cart, on which her box was already placed."