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    ap·proach
    [əˈprōCH]
    verb
    approached (past tense) · approached (past participle)
    1. come near or nearer to (someone or something) in distance or time:
      "the train approached the main line" · "she hadn't heard him approach"
      Similar:
      proceed toward
      come/go toward
      advance toward
      go near/nearer
      come near/nearer
      draw near/nearer
      come close/closer
      go close/closer
      draw close/closer
      move near/nearer
      edge near/nearer
      draw near
      close in on
      center on
      focus on
      converge on
      catch up on
      arrive at
      Opposite:
      • come near or nearer to (a future time or event):
        "he was approaching retirement"
      • (of a future time) come nearer:
        "the time is approaching when you will be destroyed"
      • come close to (a number, level, or standard) in quality or quantity:
        "the population will approach 12 million by the end of the decade"
        Similar:
        border on
        verge on
        be comparable/similar to
        compare with
        get on for
        come near to
        come/be close to
      • archaic
        bring nearer:
        "all those changes shall serve to approach him the faster to the blest mansion"
    2. speak to (someone) for the first time about something, typically with a proposal or request:
      "the department had been approached about funding"
      Similar:
      make conversation with
      engage in conversation
      take aside
      initiate a discussion with
      broach the matter to
      make advances to
      make overtures to
      make a proposal to
      sound out
      appeal to
      apply to
    3. start to deal with (something) in a certain way:
      "one must approach the matter with caution"
    Origin
    Middle English: from Old French aprochier, aprocher, from ecclesiastical Latin appropiare ‘draw near’, from ad- ‘to’ + propius (comparative of prope ‘near’).
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