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come forward

v.
1.make oneself visible

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  • come forth
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  • come down
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  • come close
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  • come before
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  • come back
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  • come away
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  • come around
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  • come apart
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  • come along
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  • come hell or high water
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  • come home
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  • come in
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  • come in for
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  • come in handy
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  • come into
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  • come into being
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  • come near
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  • come of age
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  • come off
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  • surpliced
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  • preconception
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  • take flight
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  • fool's paradise
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  • alexander
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  • mentally
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  • outdo
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  • nuclear winter
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  • water-cooled reactor
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  • lamellar mixture
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    Idiom of the Day

    sit well with (someone)
    to please someone
    My decision to leave early for the weekend did not sit well with the other members of the staff.



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    The rain didn't let ________ all weekend, not even for an hour; we couldn't go for a walk.

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