debouch in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Debouch: to emerge or come out from a confined space into an open area.

The hikers decided to debouch from the dense forest and onto the open meadow.
After hours of navigating the winding trail, we finally debouched onto a scenic overlook.
As the river flowed steadily, it debouched into the expansive lake, creating a tranquil scene.
The military unit planned to debouch from the valley at dawn to surprise the enemy.
With the storm passing, the clouds began to clear, allowing the sun to debouch its warm light.