Origin: Germanic Old English prefix
Become has 5 different meanings across 1 category:
To arrive, come (to a place).
"The train is expected to become at Platform 4 in about ten minutes."
In plain English: To become means to change into something else or reach a new stage in your life.
"The weather became cold last night."
Usage: Use "become" to describe a change in state or character, such as when someone matures or a situation changes, not to indicate physical movement to a location. For actions of arriving or coming somewhere, use verbs like "arrive," "come," or "reach."
The word "become" is a compound formed from the Old English sources of "be-" and "come." Originally meaning to arrive or happen, it evolved in Middle English to describe something that is suitable or fitting for a person or situation.