forth

1 of 1adverb

/fɔrθ/

1

outward or away from a starting place, often with the sense of departure

C1

They sailed forth from the harbor at first light.
The pilgrims set forth on their long voyage.
He marched forth from the city with courage in his heart.
The army rode forth to defend the kingdom.
She went forth alone into the wilderness.

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off afield abroad away

2

from a point onward in time, degree, or progress

From this moment forth, we will work as a team.
He promised loyalty from that day forth.
Let the tradition continue from now forth.
From that meeting forth, everything changed.
Their collaboration continued happily from then forth.

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3

out into view, into notice, or into expression

She stepped forth to address the audience.
His true feelings finally came forth during the meeting.
I put forth my proposal for the new design.
Cries of protest rang forth from the crowd.
The witness brought forth key evidence in court.

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