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lead forth

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lead someone or something forth
to bring or usher someone or something forward. The captain led the soldiers forth to the parade ground. They led forth the army into battle.
See also: forth, lead

lead forth

[for someone] to go on ahead; to precede someone. You lead forth, and I will follow. Wallace led forth, but no one came after him.
See also: forth, lead


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The fact that it was St George's Day, and a member of the audience asked the panel if it should be made an official English national holiday, gave him the perfect opening to lead forth, in a derogatory fashion, about the various countries which combined, make up the UK.
 
 
 
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