bring forth

The phrase "bring forth" has versatile applications, ranging from giving birth to producing or introducing something new.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To produce or cause something to exist or appear.

Example

  • The new policy brought forth significant changes in the company.

B2Biological

(common)To give birth to offspring.

Example

  • The cat brought forth a litter of kittens.

C1Informative

(formal)To reveal or make something known.

Example

  • The investigation brought forth new evidence.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring forth":

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