come forth
kʌm fɔːrθ
came forth
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Definition of come forth - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

1.
exitDatedcome out of a place or situationDated
  • She decided to come forth from her hiding spot.
appear emerge
2.
emergeDatedmove forward and become visibleDated
  • The sun began to come forth from behind the clouds.
appear arise emerge
3.
eventsDatedhappen as a result of somethingDated
  • A great idea can come forth from brainstorming.
arise emerge result
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Expressions with come

come fromv.
to originate or be born in a particular place
She comes from a small town in France..
come inv.
enter a room or building
Please come in and take a seat..
come alongv.
to accompany someone to a place
Would you like to come along to the movies tonight?
come downv.
move from a higher to a lower place
The cat will eventually come down from the tree..
come forv.
arrive to collect or retrieve someone or something
She will come for the package at noon.
come intov.
enter a place or situation
She will come into the room soon.

Expressions with forth

put forthv.
extend a body part or something held forward
He put forth his hand to greet her.
burgeon forthv.
grow or develop rapidly and vigorously
The flowers began to burgeon forth in the spring.
blossom forthv.
produce flowers or bloom
The cherry trees blossom forth every spring.
call forthv.
summon someone to speak or act
The teacher called forth the student to answer.
back and forthadv.
moving repeatedly between two places
She paced back and forth in the room.
and so forthadv.
used to indicate continuation of a list or ideas
I need eggs, milk, bread, and so forth for the recipe..
hold forthv.
speak at length in a pompous or tedious way
He loves to hold forth on the flaws of modern education at every meeting..
hold forth onv.
speak at length about a topic
She held forth on her travel experiences for hours.
set forthv.
present a proposal for consideration
He set forth a new plan for the project.
venture forthv.
go forward bravely into unknown situations
They decided to venture forth into the dark forest.

Terms related to come forth

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
arisedepartexitleavematerializesurfaceunfoldunveilemergencemanifestrevealdevelop

Examples of come forth in a sentence

  • He watched the butterfly come forth from its cocoon.
  • New ideas began to come forth during the meeting.
  • The truth will eventually come forth.
  • New opportunities may come forth from this partnership.
  • Innovative solutions can come forth during discussions.

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  1. French:sortir, surgir, ...
  2. German:hervorkommen, erscheinen, ...
  3. Italian:uscire, scaturire, ...
  4. Spanish:salir, emerger, ...
  5. Portuguese:sair, surgir, ...
  6. Chinese:走出来, 露出来, ...
  7. Japanese:出てくる, 姿を見せる, ...
  8. Arabic:خَرَجَ, بَرَزَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לָצֵאת מֵהַמַּחְבּוֹא, לָצוּץ, ...
  10. Russian:выходить, появляться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виходити, з'являтися, ...
  12. Hindi:बाहर आना, सामने आना, ...
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