come to the fore
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Definition
Verb phrase: - To become prominent, noticeable, or important; to move into a position of leadership, attention, or influence.
Usage
This phrase describes the process of emerging from a less visible or secondary role to become a key figure or a central point of focus in a situation. It often implies taking initiative or demonstrating qualities that demand recognition.
Examples
- During the crisis, several new leaders came to the fore to guide the community.
- The issue of climate change has come to the fore in recent political debates.
- Her talent for negotiation really came to the fore during the difficult contract talks.
Advanced Usage
- To bring something to the fore: To cause an issue, idea, or person to become prominent.
- The documentary aimed to bring the stories of refugees to the fore.
Variants and Related Words
- Come to the forefront: A very close synonym with identical meaning.
- Step to the fore / Step forward: To voluntarily put oneself in a prominent position, especially to help or lead.
- He stepped to the fore to organize the volunteers.
Synonyms
- Emerge
- Rise to prominence
- Take center stage
- Become conspicuous
Related Idioms and Phrases
- Take the lead: To assume a position of leadership.
- Come into one's own: To reach a state of success or confidence where one's abilities are fully recognized.
Verb
- make oneself visible; take action
- Young people should step to the fore and help their peers