dbouch in a sentence

Definition

DBOUCH: (verb) to emerge or flow out, often used metaphorically to describe the transition of ideas or emotions into a more open or expressive state.

The artist decided to debouch the river's natural beauty through her paintings.
As the debate continued, he felt the discussion would soon debouch into a heated argument.
The narrow passage would eventually debouch into a vast open field.
During the hike, we discovered a trail that would debouch onto a stunning vista.
Their plans to debouch new ideas into the project were met with enthusiasm.