Pronunciation

/fɔːrθ/

Definitions

• Adverb: In or into view or existence; out from a place or source. For example: “The cat came forth from its hiding spot.”
• Adverb: Forward, onward, or in continuation. Often used to indicate movement or progression. Example: “They moved forth along the winding path.”
• Adverb: In a direct manner; openly or frankly. Example: “He spoke forth his mind without reservation.”

Phrases

• “Come forth” means to emerge or appear from a place or state of concealment or non-existence.
• “Go forth” implies moving forward or departing on a journey or mission.
• “Bring forth” is to produce or present something that was previously unseen or unmentioned.

Example Sentences

• Adverb: “From the darkness, a figure came forth slowly.”
• Adverb: “We will journey forth into the unknown lands.”
• Adverb: “She decided to speak forth her opinions in the meeting.”

Synonyms

• Out
• Forward
• Onward
• Ahead
• Further

Please note that while “forth” can be used in many contexts where it might seem like a part of speech such as a preposition or adverb, it does not fit neatly into these traditional categories. It functions more as a directional adverb, often emphasizing movement or action.