forth

UK /fɔːθ/ US /fɔɹθ/
name 5adv 3prep 1adj 1noun 1

Collocations

5

ADJ.

above, all, burned, comforting, empty, future, new, similar

The future stretched forth with all the possibilities she had always dreamed about.

VERB + FORTH

back, bring, burst, dart, giving, going, launched, point

She burst forth from the crowd with her arms raised in celebration.

FORTH + NOUN

cabins, city, day, effort, family, front, languages, pavement

My family set forth on a road trip across the country last summer.

PREP.

from, in, into, on, with

Smoke poured forth from the chimney as the fire grew stronger inside.

ADV.

almost, brightly

The sun shone brightly forth from behind the clouds this morning.

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