[Phrasal Verb] COME OUT - Enhance Your Communicative English with Popular Phrasal Verbs!

Become visible or known.

The phrase "come out" is used in several contexts. It can refer to revealing personal information about oneself publicly, especially regarding one's sexuality, "He came out as gay last year." It also covers more general disclosures or releases, such as information becoming known or a book being published, "The report finally came out after the long delay.

Example Sentences

1. The truth will come out eventually.

   The truth will become known eventually.

2. The new product will come out next month.

   The new product will be released next month.

3. Her latest book came out last week.

   Her latest book was released last week.