verb to release or publish something
preposition used to indicate the action of releasing or publishing something
When a designer releases a new collection, they are said to 'come out with' a line of clothing.
When a company introduces a new product, they are said to 'come out with' a new device or software.
When a book or article is released to the public for the first time, it is said to 'come out with' a new edition.
When a musician releases a new album or a movie is released, it is said to 'come out with' new content.
The author is expected to come out with a new book by the end of the year.
The psychologist came out with a new approach to treating anxiety disorders.
The fashion designer is set to come out with a new collection at the upcoming fashion show.
The software developer plans to come out with a new version of the app next month.