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arrive (verb) –
1a : to reach a destination
b : to make an appearance : to come upon the scene
2 : to be near in time :
3 informal : to achieve success
4 archaic : happen
Source : Merriam -Webster
Etymology : Middle English ariven, arriven “to reach the end of a journey by sea, disembark, reach a destination,” borrowed from Anglo-French ariver, arriver “to bring (a person, a ship) to shore, to reach a destination by ship, disembark” (also continental Old French), going back to Vulgar Latin arripare, parasynthetic derivative from Latin ad ripam “up to the shore, at the shore” from ad “to, at” + ripam, accusative of ripa “bank, shore”. Sense 3: borrowed from French arriver (attested in this sense since the 18th century)
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