bring (someone) back out

bring (someone) back out

To prompt someone, typically a performer, to return to the stage for further applause or accolades. The cheers of the adoring crowd brought the Broadway star back out multiple times.

See also: back, bring, out

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bring someone back out

[for an applauding audience] to succeed in bringing a performer back onto the stage for a curtain call or encore. They brought her back out about seven times, cheering and applauding. She was brought back out repeatedly for curtain calls.

See also: back, bring, out

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