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come out from vs come out of

Both 'come out from' and 'come out of' are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. 'Come out of' is more commonly used to indicate emerging from a place or situation, while 'come out from' is used to emphasize the starting point of the emergence.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 905 views

come out from

This phrase is correct but less commonly used than 'come out of'. It emphasizes the starting point of the emergence.

This phrase is used to emphasize the origin or starting point of someone or something emerging or appearing.

Examples:

  • The magician came out from behind the curtain.
  • The truth will eventually come out from the shadows.
  • She came out from her shell and became more sociable.
  • The sun came out from behind the clouds.
  • The cat came out from under the bed.
  • You can tell those five other guys they can come out from under the bed.
  • If you want me to have a date and a laugh, which I could really use right now, then would you please come out from there?
  • Frankie, will you come out from there.
  • Come out from behind the curtain, wizard!
  • Jinhee, come out from there.
  • German girl, come out from under there!
  • That's it time to come out from behind the throne and wield some power that's got your name on it!
  • Mr. Parsons... kindly come out from behind my desk.
  • Mr. Parsons... kindly come out from behind my desk.
  • Something good could come out from a meeting between victim and perpetrator.
  • Because then renewables such as wind and solar come out from the wings, here to center stage.
  • I come out from Cherokee County myself about two years ago.
  • Jinhee, come out from there.
  • Michael, darling, come out from under there.
  • It's Machete Phil, come out from the jungle.
  • Wherefore come out from among them...
  • My cat has come out from under the table.
  • I just won't come out from under the covers until she's gone.
  • She loves your writing, and is prepared to come out from New York to meet with you.
  • Put down the knife and come out from behind the counter.

Alternatives:

  • come out of
  • emerge from
  • appear from
  • step out from
  • exit from

come out of

This phrase is commonly used to indicate emerging from a place or situation.

This phrase is used to indicate the action of emerging or exiting from a place, situation, or state.

Examples:

  • The cat came out of the box.
  • He came out of the meeting feeling satisfied.
  • She came out of her room after hours of studying.
  • The truth came out of the investigation.
  • The butterfly came out of its chrysalis.
  • Look what's come out of me hooter.
  • I come out of the advertising and design business.
  • Just like all the other lies that have come out of this corrupt administration.
  • They're ready to come out of the oven.
  • Connie didn't come out of it so well.
  • I know where they actually come out of.
  • It had come out of Hammond's hair.
  • Tell her to come out of the bathroom.
  • The best left-handed quarterback to come out of the DC high schools.
  • Nobody's ever come out of anything like this.
  • I come out of the water.
  • Stories like this don't just come out of thin air.
  • Let the red smoke come out of your body.
  • I come out of prison, and nobody want me.
  • Maybe it's time for June Ellington to come out of retirement.
  • Couple guys come out of nowhere.
  • People of Castellabate, come out of your houses.
  • Mainly the words that will come out of your mouth.
  • People will come out of compassion.
  • Those who have come out of jail recently.

Alternatives:

  • come out from
  • emerge from
  • appear from
  • step out of
  • exit from

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