come out with

Suddenly say something

To come out with something is to say it, especially when it's surprising or blunt: She just came out with the truth.

It also means to release or introduce publicly: The company is coming out with a new phone next month.

Both senses involve bringing something into the open.

say

blurt

Speak suddenly, thoughtlessly

declare · announce · pronounce · proclaim · voice · express · articulate · remark · assert · pipe up

disclose

reveal

Make something visible

  • admitConfess or grant entry
  • confessAcknowledge wrongdoing openly
  • divulgeReveal private information

announce · declare · spill · leak · open up · acknowledge · blurt out · let slip · make known · go public

release

launch

Set into motion

drop · publish · issue · premiere · roll out · put out · bring out · announce · present · reveal

produce

create

Cause to exist

concoct · craft · design · dream up · cook up · think up · conceive · originate · formulate · generate

Opposites
disclosure vs. concealment

come out withkeep to yourself

hold back · keep secret · conceal · suppress · withhold

product release vs. withdrawal

come out withwithdraw

Remove or pull away

pull · discontinue · shelve · withhold · recall

spontaneous utterance vs. restraint

come out withbite one's tongue

Refrain from speaking

hold one's tongue · keep to oneself · swallow · stifle · choke back

Family

come, with, come out, come up with

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G