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come forward

verb as in volunteer services

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When I think of the many rape victims who never come forward, who have been silenced in the same fashion, I am saddened.

I asked her if she thought Cosby would come forward at some point to address the allegations.

She felt compelled to come forward because the allegations in that case seem similar to her own regarding Cosby.

Scotland Yard released a video of the extraordinary crime in an appeal for anyone who recognizes the man to come forward.

In light of the Michael Brown shooting, others have come forward to share their own stories of bullying, and harassment by police.

In the next place, as I can find no other persons who will come forward on my platform, I am bound to offer myself everywhere.

No one has come forward to explain the reason of this particular sign being selected.

"Unless I come forward," he said very slowly, staring straight before him.

Hadria had come forward and was standing with her left elbow on the mantel-piece, the doll still tucked under her right arm.

Then he flung his glove at the king's feet, saying: "Let him who believes that calumny come forward!"

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On this page you'll find 13 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to come forward, such as: appear, make proposal, offer services, present oneself, and proffer oneself.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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