Related to word: come
Phrasal Verb
To come under something means to unexpectedly encounter or endure it.
He came under unexpected health issues due to the stress at work.
Her house came under severe damage during the storm.
Many businesses came under financial distress during the pandemic.
When information is listed under a specific section of a list, book, or collection, it can be located in that section.
This topic can come under chapter two in the index.
All relevant data comes under the appendix of the report.
You can find this information coming under the first section of the guide.
To be overseen or managed by a designated organization or its specific part.
This project comes under the supervision of the International Organization for Standardization.
All applications come under the management of the local government.
The business comes under the oversight of a designated authority.