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stretch forth

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stretch forth (from something)
to extend out or forth from something. A path stretched forth from the cabin, leading deep into the woods. Outside the cabin door, a path stretched forth.
See also: forth, stretch


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Stretch forth thy hand, thou who art mighty to save to the uttermost, and rescue this lost one.
The hard-working but silent orchestra gave her the cue, and, without making a sound, she began to move her lips, stretch forth her arms, and sway her body, as though she were really singing.
 
 
 
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