come out
(BECOME KNOWN)Definition
› to become known or be made public: When the facts came out, there was public outrage. › A person who comes out tells something personal that has been kept secret. › When a book, magazine, or newspaper comes out, it begins to be sold to the public: Her latest book is coming out in July.
(Definition of come out (BECOME KNOWN) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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come on phrasal verb START TO DEVELOP
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come on something phrasal verb FIND
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come on strong idiom
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come out of your shell idiom
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come out phrasal verb APPEAR
- come out phrasal verb BECOME KNOWN
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come out phrasal verb FINISH
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come out phrasal verb GIVE OPINION
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come out phrasal verb MAKE A PICTURE
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come out with something phrasal verb
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come over phrasal verb VISIT
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