Pronunciation: /ˈkəmɪŋ aʊt/
noun the act of revealing one's sexual orientation or gender identity to others
A1 My friend's coming out was a big surprise to everyone.
A2 The coming out of the new product was highly anticipated by customers.
B1 The coming out of the report revealed some shocking information.
B2 The coming out of the celebrity was covered by all major news outlets.
C1 The coming out of the truth finally put an end to the rumors.
C2 The coming out of the scandal caused a media frenzy.
adjective related to the act of coming out
A1 The sun is coming out.
A2 I saw a rainbow coming out after the rain.
B1 The truth about the situation is slowly coming out.
B2 The singer's new album is coming out next month.
C1 The details of the scandal are finally coming out in the media.
C2 The company's new product launch is coming out with a lot of buzz and excitement.
formal The celebrity's coming out as gay was met with overwhelming support from fans and the public.
informal I heard that Sarah is finally coming out to her parents about her relationship with Mark.
slang Did you see that video of the prankster coming out of the closet during the school assembly?
figurative The truth about the company's financial troubles is slowly coming out, causing panic among investors.
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