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Mar 26, 2004 17:30
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English term

was born out of

Non-PRO English Art/Literary Poetry & Literature in formal written register
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This study was borne out of my curiosity as a...

Can you suggest any other phrasal verb?

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was prompted by...

my curiosity
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English term (edited): was borne out of

arose from

active rather than passive and very similar in meaning
Peer comment(s):

agree Nancy Arrowsmith
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English term (edited): was borne out of

originated

the study originated in my curiosity

the study is the result of my

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this study emerged as a result of my curiosity
is a consequence of my curiosity
Peer comment(s):

agree Vicky Papaprodromou
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thanks Vicky!
agree swisstell
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salut!
agree Tahir
6 hrs
thank you!
agree Rahi Moosavi
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agree Liesbeth Huijer
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agree Alfa Trans (X)
1 day 1 hr
agree Iolanta Vlaykova Paneva
1 day 3 hrs
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English term (edited): was borne out of

sprang out of

if you need a phrasal here

spring out of or spring from


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Collins Cobuild Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs

If one thing springs from another or springs out of it it is the result of that other thing or it originated there
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resulted from

or was a result of
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English term (edited): was borne out of

stemmed out of

my curiosity engendred the process leading to this study

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to please Rita and Simon:
_ stemmed from
Peer comment(s):

agree Vicky Papaprodromou
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cheers Vicky
neutral RHELLER : I believe "stemmed from" is proper usage
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both exist, but stem from is more widely used (stem out of = North of England) [ODPV, 2002]
neutral Simon Oliver : I agree with Rita: "stemmed from" is what I would say
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should be 'was born of'

born of sth (slightly formal) = existing as the result of something eg With a courage born of necessity, she seized the gun and ran at him.

to bear out (to be borne out) is different, and incorrect here.

bear sb/sth out = to support the truth of something eg His version of events just isn't borne out by the facts.

'to be born out of' is used in the expression 'to be born out of wedlock' (= outside legal marriage)
Peer comment(s):

agree Jackie Bowman : Good one
1 day 4 hrs
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outcome

This study is a result of my curiosity ...

Or,

This study is the outcome of my curiosity ....

Hth,
Sanjay.
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it was out of curiousity that I carried out this study

as an option
two outs in the phrase r clumsy though..
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