come out (of something)

come out (of something)
come out (of something)
1. and come out from something Lit. to exit from something. •

When will they come out of that meeting?

The people came out from the houses and celebrated.

2. Fig. to result from something. •

Nothing at all came out of our discussions.


Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.

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