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Coming from

Description:

"Coming from" is a phrasal verb that indicates the origin or source of something or someone.

Examples:

Sense 1: Origin

Part of speech: Prepositional phrase

Usage: When referring to the place or source someone or something originates from.

1. She is coming from the United Kingdom, but she has lived in the United States for the past five years.
2. We couldn't identify the exact town they are coming from.

Sense 2: Influenced by

Part of speech: Phrasal verb

Usage: When relating to someone's beliefs, values, or experiences that have shaped them.

1. His music style clearly shows the diverse range of genres he is coming from.
2. This novel has a distinct feminist perspective coming from the author's own life experiences.

Sense 3: Recently departed

Part of speech: Phrasal verb

Usage: When describing someone or something that has recently left or departed.

1. My friends are coming from the airport, so we should prepare a welcome surprise for them.
2. The odor in the room was overwhelming, like something unpleasant had just been coming from there.

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