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come forth

phrasal verb

Meaning

To emerge or appear from a hidden or unknown place, or to present oneself, often in response to a request or challenge.

Examples

After much deliberation, the truth finally came forth during the trial.
The ancient prophecy stated that a hero would come forth to save the land.

Synonyms: emerge, appear, materialize, surface

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come forth (C1)

phrasal verb

Pronunciation: /kʌm fɔːrθ/

Definition

To emerge or appear from a hidden or unknown place, or to present oneself, often in response to a request or challenge.

Examples

After much deliberation, the truth finally came forth during the trial.
The ancient prophecy stated that a hero would come forth to save the land.

How to Use come forth

come forth with (prepositional phrase): To reveal or provide something, such as information or evidence. — "The police urged anyone with information to come forth with details."

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