Pronunciation: /bɜːrst fɔːrθ/
verb to suddenly emerge or appear with force
A1 The flowers burst forth in the springtime.
A2 The sun burst forth from behind the clouds.
B1 Emotions burst forth when she saw her long-lost friend.
B2 The volcano burst forth with molten lava and ash.
C1 Creativity burst forth in his latest masterpiece.
C2 The truth finally burst forth after years of secrecy.
adverb in a sudden and forceful manner
A1 The flowers burst forth with color in the springtime.
A2 The sun burst forth from behind the clouds, warming the earth.
B1 The singer's voice burst forth with emotion during the performance.
B2 The volcano burst forth with molten lava, causing widespread destruction.
C1 The truth finally burst forth after years of secrecy.
C2 Her creativity burst forth in a flurry of new ideas and projects.
formal The sun burst forth from behind the clouds, illuminating the landscape.
informal When the music started playing, everyone burst forth onto the dance floor.
slang As soon as the door opened, the dog burst forth into the yard.
figurative Inspiration can suddenly burst forth, leading to a flood of creativity.
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