come at

verb

1. to discover or reach (facts, the truth, etc)
2. to attack (a person)

   he came at me with an axe

3. slang.
   to agree to do (something)
4. slang.
   usually used with a negative to stomach, tolerate

   I couldn't come at it

5. slang.
   to presume; impose

   what are you coming at?

Example Sentences

The event will come at the end of a year during which Catherine has had to largely withdraw from public duties following her cancer diagnosis.

From BBC

The ENO’s initial reluctance to agree to the idea of a relocation led Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to tell them: "If you can't come willingly, don't come at all."

From BBC

Russell's comments come at a turbulent time in the relationship between the drivers and the FIA.

From BBC

Our climate solutions must not come at the expense of environmental justice.

From Los Angeles Times

These developments come at a time of heightened uncertainty with a second Donald Trump administration looming.

From BBC