sally forth (Meaning)

Wordnet

sally forth (v)

set out in a sudden, energetic or violent manner

The intrepid explorers sallied forth into the uncharted wilderness, eager to discover its secrets.
The soldiers sallied forth from the castle gates, their armor gleaming in the sunlight.
The knights sallied forth to defend the realm from invading forces.
The farmers sallied forth to their fields, their hoes and plows in hand.
The children sallied forth from their homes, their laughter echoing through the streets.
The protesters sallied forth to demand change, their voices raised in unison.
The scientists sallied forth into the laboratory, their minds filled with anticipation.
The missionaries sallied forth to spread the word of their faith.
The students sallied forth from the university, eager to make their mark on the world.
The pioneers sallied forth to establish a new life in the West.

set out in a sudden, energetic or violent manner

cut out, exit, get, go off, clear out, dig out, run along, walk out, peel off, clear off

come, arrive, show up, arrive, turn up, show up, turn up,come, remain, remain

The intrepid explorers sallied forth into the uncharted wilderness, eager to discover its secrets.

The soldiers sallied forth from the castle gates, their armor gleaming in the sunlight.

The knights sallied forth to defend the realm from invading forces.

The farmers sallied forth to their fields, their hoes and plows in hand.