Moderate as in extract To produce or present, as in giving rise to something or making it visible or known. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Bring Forth'
The detective hoped the evidence would bring forth the truth about the mysterious case.
The poet's words were intended to bring forth deep emotions in the hearts of the readers.
With great excitement, the scientist hoped to bring forth groundbreaking discoveries through the experiment.
The chef's creativity in the kitchen never failed to bring forth delightful new flavors in the dishes.
The author's words had the power to bring forth strong emotions in every reader.
Teaching methods should bring forth students' curiosity and passion for learning.
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