Definition

Moving forward in time, place, or order; also means to come out into view or notice.

Example

The magician made the rabbit come forth from the hat.

Conversation

I think we should move forth with our plans for the weekend.

Absolutely! What do you have in mind?

Maybe we can explore that new cafe that just opened up and see where the day takes us.

Sounds perfect! I'm excited to get out and do something fun.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

Moving away from a place or position; out into view or into a particular direction.

Example

The children ran forth into the open field to play.

Conversation

I just found an old letter that was tucked away forth from my stuff.

That's cool! What does it say?

It has some memories that I thought were lost, like where I moved forth after college.

Root Explanation

Forth → This word originates from Old English 'forð', meaning forward or onward. It describes movement away from a point or in a direction away from the speaker.

Memory Tip

Think of moving 'forward' or 'onward' — that's what 'forth' means.

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