Pronunciation: /pɔr fɔrθ/
verb to flow or stream out rapidly
A1 Water poured forth from the broken pipe.
A2 Tears poured forth as she listened to the sad story.
B1 Emotions poured forth during the therapy session.
B2 Words of wisdom poured forth from the elderly professor.
C1 Creativity poured forth from the artist's brush onto the canvas.
C2 Passion poured forth from her as she delivered her powerful speech.
adverb in a flowing or streaming manner
A1 The waterfall poured forth with great force.
A2 The emotions poured forth from her as she spoke about her past.
B1 The singer poured forth his heart and soul into the performance.
B2 The volcano poured forth lava and ash, causing widespread destruction.
C1 The poet's words poured forth with such eloquence that the audience was captivated.
C2 The artist's creativity seemed to pour forth endlessly, producing masterpiece after masterpiece.
formal The poet's words seemed to pour forth effortlessly as he recited his latest work.
informal When she gets excited, the ideas just pour forth from her like a waterfall.
slang I can't believe the gossip that poured forth from her mouth when she found out the news.
figurative As the sun set, the colors of the sky seemed to pour forth in a magnificent display of beauty.
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