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come forth

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come forth
to come out; to move forward and appear. Please come forth and meet your cousins. All the stage crew came forth and received some applause.
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Far less than half-way to the hamlet, very little beyond the bottom of the hill, we must come forth into the moonlight.
With lanterns in their hands a dozen men came to the door of the house where he lived alone and commanded that he dress and come forth.
Robin laid hold and was hauled to dry land for all the world like a fish, except that the fish would never have come forth so wet and dripping.
 
 
 
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