Spring out of Meaning in English
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Definition
To move quickly and suddenly out of something, often with energy or surprise. It can describe a person, animal, or object making a fast exit from a place or position.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is informal and often describes sudden, energetic movement from a closed or hidden place. Common with subjects like 'he', 'she', 'the cat', 'something'. Often used with surprise or unexpected events. Do not confuse with 'spring from' (which can mean originate).
Example Sentences
A rabbit sprang out of the bush.
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The cat sprang out of the box.
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He sprang out of bed when he heard the alarm.
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She sprang out of nowhere and scared us all.
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The kids sprang out of the car as soon as it stopped.
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Ideas can sometimes spring out of nowhere when you least expect them.
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