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Meanings of coming out in English
Process of revealing one's sexual orientation or other attributes.
Usage of coming out in English
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Economic news coming out of Northern Europe, including Germany, has been good.
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EBONY: Emily I heard you have a new reality show coming out.
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More studies on consumers' actual choices will be coming out, Bruemmer said.
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Cuphead Okay, this year we really really think Cuphead is coming out.
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EBONY: You have a new album, Love in the Future, coming out.
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She's not concerned about the truth surrounding the text messages coming out.
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Collins' coming out is, of course, the hidden narrative behind this story.
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Similar forces apply to the oil coming out of the broken wellhead.
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There's still nothing threatening coming out of the Fed recently, he said.
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Indeed, possible buyers are already coming out the woodwork seeking deep discounts.
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Friess is in Washington this week for his political coming out party.
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Brohi said most of the victims were coming out of the mosque.
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Drake recently announced his new album, Scorpion, is coming out in June.
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This internal conversation reflects our coming out journey and the challenges ahead.
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But there were some good drives coming out in the second half.
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Thank goodness there's a They Draw and Cook book coming out soon.
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Translations for coming out
Portuguese
Coming out through the time
Coming out across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Canada
Common
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