Come between meaning
Come between is a phrasal verb that means to interfere with and damage the relationship between people.
- Past simple
- came between
- Past participle
- come between
- -ing form
- coming between
What come between means
C2
To interfere with and damage the relationship between people
They refused to let money come between them.
Similar phrasal verbs
With come: come from, come in, come round, come back, come out, come down, come up, come along, come away, come before.
Common questions
What does come between mean?
To interfere with and damage the relationship between people.
What is the past tense of come between?
Came between. The past participle is come between.
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