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bring forth

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bring someone or something forth
to present or produce someone or something. Bring the roast turkey forth! Bring forth the roast turkey!
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bring forth something also bring something forth
to make something available Maddie brought forth a new line of clothes.
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Overt and apparent virtues, bring forth praise; but there be secret and hidden virtues, that bring forth fortune; certain deliveries of a man's self, which have no name.
As we are sensible that much the greatest part of our readers are very eminently possessed of this quality, we have left them a space of twelve years to exert it in; and shall now bring forth our heroe, at about fourteen years of age, not questioning that many have been long impatient to be introduced to his acquaintance.
But it shall be your curse, ye immaculate ones, ye pure discerners, that ye shall never bring forth, even though ye lie broad and teeming on the horizon!
 
 
 
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