come out
Appear into view
Come out means to emerge or become visible: The sun came out from behind the clouds.
Something that comes out is released or published: When does the new album come out?
To come out means to become known, especially secrets: The truth always comes out.
In social contexts, to come out is to publicly reveal one's sexual orientation or gender identity, short for "come out of the closet": She came out to her parents last year.
A stain or mark that comes out is successfully removed.
How something comes out is its result: The photos came out great.
To let go
- printTransfer text to paper
- debutFirst public appearance
- launchSet into motion
- premiereFirst public performance
distribute · circulate · book · album · film · single · issue · edition
Become perceptible to sight
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
- ariseCome into being
- materializeBecome physically present
- manifestClearly apparent or displayed
develop · blossom · unfold · sprout · bloom · dawn · breakthrough · birth
Built-in storage chamber
- prideSatisfaction from one's achievements
- self-discoveryLearning one's true character
- authenticityQuality of being genuine
- queerUnusual or non-normative
bisexuality · transgender · nonbinary · genderqueer · acceptance · support · embrace · inclusion
release
To let go
premiere · distribute · circulate · book · album · film · single · issue · edition · available
appear
Become perceptible to sight
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
- ariseCome into being
- materializeBecome physically present
manifest · develop · blossom · unfold · sprout · bloom · dawn · breakthrough · birth · originate
closet
Built-in storage chamber
- prideSatisfaction from one's achievements
- self-discoveryLearning one's true character
- authenticityQuality of being genuine
queer · bisexuality · transgender · nonbinary · genderqueer · acceptance · support · embrace · inclusion · affirmation
disclose
Reveal hidden information
expose · announce · declare · acknowledge · uncover · unmask · spill · confide · leak · betray
end up
Ultimately arrive at
- proveEstablish as fact
- concludeEnd or infer
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
finale · upshot · consequence · culminate · wind up · transpire · eventuate