Definition

1. Verb (intransitive):
   • To move out of a place or thing; to emerge: To come into view or become visible from a concealed or interior position.
   • To happen or occur as a result of something; to proceed or originate from a source: To be produced, revealed, or made known.

Usage

• This verb is used to describe something becoming visible, appearing, or being revealed. It also describes the action of something resulting from or originating from a source.
• It is often used in formal or literary contexts.
• Common sentence patterns: .

Examples

• Emerging/Appearing:
  • The sun came forth from behind the clouds.
  • After a long meditation, a sense of peace came forth.
• Resulting/Originating:
  • Many great ideas come forth from collaborative discussions.
  • The truth will come forth in time.

Advanced Usage

• "to issue forth": A more formal synonym meaning to emerge or flow out.
  • A strange sound issued forth from the ancient cave.
• Used in biblical or archaic contexts for speech or proclamation.
  • And the command came forth from the king.

Variants and Related Words

• Forthcoming (adj): About to appear or available; willing to give information.
  • The forthcoming report will provide details.
• Issue (verb): To come, go, or flow out; to be published or distributed.
  • Steam issued from the vent.

Synonyms

• Emerge: To come out into view.
• Appear: To become visible.
• Proceed: To come forth from a source.
• Spring: To originate or issue.

Related Phrasal Verbs

• Come out: Similar meaning of emerging or being revealed. Often more common in everyday speech.
  • The stars came out at night.
  • The facts came out during the trial.

Related Idioms

• Come to light: To be revealed or discovered (similar in meaning to the "resulting" sense).
  • New evidence has come to light.

Verb

1. happen or occur as a result of something
2. come out of
   • Water issued from the hole in the wall
   • The words seemed to come out by themselves