Which phrase best defines 'to come forth; to send forth'?

• A. To come forth; to send forth
• B. To originate
• C. To exhale
• D. To withdraw

Answer: (A)

This question tests recognizing a definition that is a direct restatement of the sense being described. The action of “coming forth” or “sending forth” is about something emerging or being emitted outward. The option that repeats the phrase itself captures that meaning exactly, so it’s the best fit because it conveys the same sense without narrowing or altering it.

The other options shift the meaning: originate means to begin or arise, which isn’t the same as outward emission; exhale specifies a breathing-out action, a narrower case of sending forth; withdraw means to pull back or retreat, which is the opposite of coming forth.