Come out of meaning
Come out of is a phrasal verb that means to emerge as an outcome or product of an event or process.
- Past simple
- came out of
- Past participle
- come out of
- -ing form
- coming out of
What come out of means
C2
To emerge as an outcome or product of an event or process
Several recommendations came out of the inquiry.
Similar phrasal verbs
With come: come from, come in, come round, come back, come out, come down, come up, come along, come away, come before.
With out: go out, find out, sort out, run out, take out, get out, hand out, check out, look out, ask out.
Common questions
What does come out of mean?
To emerge as an outcome or product of an event or process.
What is the past tense of come out of?
Came out of. The past participle is come out of.
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