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View definitions for come forward

come forward

verb as in volunteer services

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Hegseth’s attorney admitted last weekend that the Fox News host paid the accuser off in 2020, fearing his gig at the network was on the line if she came forward.

From Salon

But Dame Jasvinder believes there are others who have not yet come forward.

From BBC

Immigrant workers had initially hesitated to come forward because they feared retaliation by the plant owner, including a call to local police or Immigration and Customs Enforcement, she said.

These efforts are coming forward at the Tuesday meeting of the Board of Education in four emergency resolutions sponsored by board President Jackie Goldberg in her last regular public board meeting before her retirement.

The university says any discussions will be held in strictest confidence and the families should not feel under pressure to come forward.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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