Synonyms and antonyms of To reach a particular amount, point, or state in British Thesaurus

reach (verb)

to get as high as a particular level or amount

come (verb)

to reach a particular state

come to ()

to reach a particular state or point, especially one that is bad or unpleasant

push (verb)

to make something reach a particular level or standard

run (verb)

to reach a particular amount or rate

touch (verb)

to reach a particular amount or level

clock up ()

to reach a particular number or amount

attain (verb)

formal to reach a particular age, amount, or level

hit (verb)

informal to reach a particular state

stand at ()

to reach a particular level, amount etc

account for ()

to form, use, or produce a particular amount or part of a group of people or things

approach (verb)

to almost reach a particular level, number, or condition

approximate (verb)

formal to be close to a particular number

come (verb)

to reach a particular point or level

come up ()

to be tall, deep, or long enough to reach a particular higher point or level

enter (verb)

to start or reach a particular period of time in a process or activity

fulfil (verb)

to reach a particular standard, or to have the qualities that are necessary for something

hit (verb)

to reach a particular amount, level, or age

overtake (verb)

to go past a particular limit

pass (verb)

to become more than a particular amount

plateau (verb)

to stop increasing or improving after a period of development

reach (verb)

to be long enough or large enough to get to a particular point

run into (the) millions/hundreds/thousands etc ()

to reach a particular amount

sink (verb)

to move to a lower level

work up to ()

to develop or to increase and reach a particular level