Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

come-to-the-fore

idiom

/ˈkʌm tə ðə fɔr/

Definition

To become prominent, visible, or important in a situation.

Examples

After the team’s hard work, their efforts really came to the fore during the finals.
In her recent presentation, her leadership skills came to the fore.
As the debate progressed, his arguments came to the fore, capturing everyone’s attention.

Meaning

The phrase ‘come to the fore’ refers to when someone or something gains attention or is highlighted in a particular context, often because of their qualities or abilities.