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Meanings of bring forth in English
To release an offspring from one's own body; to cause to be born.
Usage of bring forth in English
1
It is the energy to create, to do, and to bring forth.
2
Him did I once bring forth, him bore I in my bosom.
3
The gardener prunes the vine that it may bring forth more fruit.
4
Whatever to-morrow might bring forth, he should have no part in it.
5
He resolved to wait and see what the evening would bring forth.
6
He had also sanctified you to bring forth the fruits of faith.
7
For love of her children she bade them bring forth the garments.
8
But never a sign of disturbance did the passing time bring forth.
9
The tumult which lately occurred at Rotterdam may bring forth some good.
10
The marsupial animals bring forth their young before they are fully developed.
11
What the morrow, what the night, might bring forth was all uncertainty.
12
Whatever the morrow might bring forth, nothing more could be done to-day.
13
We know not what another day may bring forth, observed the Earl.
14
She shall bring forth a son and thou shall call Him Jesus.
15
It pleased God that she should bring forth a daughter, since dead.
16
She should then see what a contribution they will all bring forth.
This collocation consists of:
Bring forth through the time
Bring forth across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common