bring forth
Cause to appear
To bring forth is to produce, yield, or give rise to something.
The phrase carries a formal or literary tone, often appearing in contexts of creation or birth: The land brought forth abundant crops, She brought forth a healthy child.
It can also mean to introduce or present: The lawyer brought forth new evidence.
Reveal hidden information
- uncoverReveal what's hidden
- exposeMake known publicly
- unveilReveal something hidden
- divulgeReveal private information
manifest · surface · emerge · elucidate · illuminate · confess · proclaim · demonstrate
Gathering mature crops
- cultivateGrow or develop purposefully
- manufactureMake goods industrially
- yieldProduce or relinquish
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
fruit · abundance · bounty · output · generate · ferment · brew · distill
Create something new
- composeCreate or arrange
- designPurposeful creative planning
- craftSkilled manual art
- conceiveForm a mental notion
develop · formulate · originate · construct · imagine · innovate · pioneer · author
First public appearance
- premiereFirst public performance
- unveilingAct of first revealing
- launchSet into motion
- presentationFormal display to viewers
inauguration · announcement · commencement · propose · present · submit · offer · table
Strenuous effort; also childbirth
- deliveryConveyance of goods
- newbornInfant just delivered
- infantVery young child
- midwifeChildbirth assistance professional
gestation · conception · contractions · maternity · natal · postpartum · neonatal · doula
disclose
Reveal hidden information
divulge · manifest · surface · emerge · elucidate · illuminate · confess · proclaim · demonstrate · evidence
harvest
Gathering mature crops
- cultivateGrow or develop purposefully
- manufactureMake goods industrially
- yieldProduce or relinquish
crop · fruit · abundance · bounty · output · generate · ferment · brew · distill · reap
invent
Create something new
conceive · develop · formulate · originate · construct · imagine · innovate · pioneer · author · devise
debut
First public appearance
presentation · inauguration · announcement · commencement · propose · present · submit · offer · table · advance
labor
Strenuous effort; also childbirth
midwife · gestation · conception · contractions · maternity · natal · postpartum · neonatal · doula · cesarean
- bring outdraw out, elicit, evoke, educe, extract
- memoryremember, forget, recall, memorize, recollect
- offeringsburnt offering, altar offerings, sin offering, peace offering, oblations
bring forthdestroy
Cause complete ruin
eliminate · annihilate · extinguish · abolish · suppress
bring, forthcoming, forth, brought, forthright, brings, bringing, forthwith, unforthcoming