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Usage of evolve, emerge, arose, issue?



 
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Usage of evolve, emerge, arose, issue? #1 (permalink) Fri Nov 28, 2008 17:19 pm   Usage of evolve, emerge, arose, issue?
 

Choose the best answer for the question

When the truth about the blackmail attempt finally _____ , we were all astonished to hear who the culprit was .

A. evolved B. emerged
C. arose D. issued

And also , please tell me the differences between 4 above answers .
Thanks so much in advance :wink:
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Usage of evolve, emerge, arose, issue? #2 (permalink) Sun Nov 30, 2008 8:46 am   Usage of evolve, emerge, arose, issue?
 

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Emerged (= came out, appeared)

Briefly:

Evolved = changed and developed
Arose = came from nothing
Issued = came out of an aperture, physical or metaphorical.
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