come out with, To suddenly say something, especially something unexpected, inappropriate, surprising, or interesting., associate with, To connect one thing, person or idea with another in your mind., move on, To stop focusing on something that has happened and continue with your life, work or another activity. It can also mean to proceed to the next stage/topic., devote yourself to, To give a large amount of your time, energy and attention to something because it is important to you., throw yourself into, To become very enthusiastic and deeply involved in an activity., catch on, To become popular or fashionable. To understand something, especially after initially not understanding it., put forward, To formally suggest an idea, proposal, argument or explanation for other people to consider. It is more formal than suggest., spring up, To appear or develop suddenly and unexpectedly, usually in large numbers or within a short period of time.
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