To arrive or occur in quick succession; used to describe people, events, or problems that happen one after the other continuously.

to come from a long way away; to have traveled a great distance to arrive

To come or arrive after having made thorough preparations.

To come directly toward someone; to approach from the front, such as a person walking toward you or wind blowing in your face.

to come to a place because of its reputation; to visit out of admiration for someone's or something's fame

to come swarming toward a place; to flock or crowd in like a swarm of bees

To blow or hit one directly in the face; to suddenly greet or overwhelm the senses (of a smell, breeze, etc.) or to be immediately eye-catching or blatant (of an advertisement or style)

to come or arrive while in high spirits; to act on the whim of the moment

To arrive continuously and without interruption.

arriving or occurring without having been invited or requested