issue forth
phr. v..phr. v.. to come out of a place in a steady flow or a large group.
phr. v.. to emerge or flow out from a source; often used to describe liquids, sounds, or groups of people moving in a continuous stream.
Smoke began to issue forth from the old chimney.
As soon as the gates opened, the crowd began to issue forth into the stadium.
A strange, rhythmic humming started to issue forth from the depths of the cave, echoing through the valley.
usually followed by the preposition 'from' to indicate the source.
this is a highly formal or literary alternative to 'come out' or 'emerge'; it is rarely used in casual conversation.
The water issued forth the pipe.The water issued forth from the pipe.the verb requires the preposition 'from' to connect to the source of the movement.