bring forth

To create something new or cause it to exist.

• The project brought forth new ideas.
• Hard times can bring forth unexpected creativity.
• Their research has brought forth several useful inventions.

How to use it: bring forth something (The discussions brought forth new ideas.)

Similar words: create, generate, produce

Common phrases: bring forth ideas, bring forth change

To present evidence, reasons, or information for others to consider.

• She brought forth strong evidence.
• Can you bring forth any facts to support that claim?
• The committee brought forth several reasons for rejecting the proposal.

How to use it: bring forth something (The lawyer brought forth fresh evidence.)

Similar words: present, put forward, adduce

Common phrases: bring forth evidence, bring forth an argument

To produce fruit, crops, or other natural growth.

• The trees bring forth fruit.
• Rich soil brought forth a fine harvest.
• These seeds will bring forth flowers in spring.

How to use it: bring forth something (The vines brought forth grapes.)

Similar words: produce, bear, yield

Common phrases: bring forth fruit, bring forth flowers

To give birth to a baby or young animal.

• She brought forth a daughter.
• The tale describes a queen who brings forth twins.
• The ewe brought forth healthy young that spring.

How to use it: bring forth a child/young (The queen brought forth a son.)

Similar words: give birth, bear

Common phrases: bring forth a child, bring forth young