Definition of «to come down to»

The phrase "to come down to" means that something is reduced to its most basic or essential form, or that a decision has been made after considering all possible options. It can also refer to an event or situation being narrowed down to one specific outcome.

Phrases with «to come down to»

to come down to personal preference
to come down to the wire
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Sentences with «to come down to»

So, it just really comes down to what works best for you. (mywifecancook.com)
Sea of Thieves truly is the ultimate pirate fantasy and adventure, it does however really come down to how much you like the core gameplay. (articles.gamerheadquarters.com)
This can be a tough question to answer and really comes down to when your child is ready to potty train more so than their actual age. (pottytrainingconcepts.com)
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