English / phrasal verb
Come under
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To experience or be subjected to intense scrutiny, pressure, or harsh emotional criticism
In context
01
The young artist came under intense public criticism, which severely affected her emotional well-being.
02
Whenever employees come under excessive deadline pressure, their overall mood and morale decline.
Synonyms
Be subjected to,face,undergo
Antonyms
Escape,avoid,be exempt from
Collocations
Come under fire,come under scrutiny,come under pressure