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launch forth

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launch forth (upon something)
to set out on something; to begin on something, such as a journey or a long lecture or sermon. (Upon is formal and less commonly used than on.) We launched forth on our trip before dawn. What time shall we launch forth tomorrow morning?
See also: forth, launch


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amp;#8226; A supportive crowd watches Steve Coogan launch forth with his show Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters in the West End.
 
 
 
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