bring forward Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- work
- result-in-
- draw-on
- induce
- bring-about
- invoke
- catalyze
- encourage
- beget
- effect
- yield
- make
- translate-into-
- spawn
- promote
- introduce
- found
- effectuate
- give-rise-to
Weak:
Strongest:
- crush
- suppress
- dampen
- restrict
- check
- quash
- smother
- stifle
- subdue
- restrict
- restrain
- smother
- repress
- impede
- quell
- quell
- control
- limit
- quash
- repress
- subdue
- suppress
- impede
- dampen
- stifle
- crush
- restrain
- control
- check
- limit
Strong:
- abolish
- rein-in-
- retard
- squash
- abolish
- still
- destroy
- put-down
- arrest
- rein-in-
- destroy
- curb
- can
- still
- kill
- kill
- squelch
- curb
- inhibit
- squash
- arrest
- retard
- squelch
- put-down
- can
- inhibit
Weak:
bring forward Meaning
Wordnet
bring forward (v)
cause to move forward
bring forward for consideration
bring forward Sentence Examples
- Please bring forward your proposal for consideration at the next meeting.
- The company decided to bring forward the launch date of its new product.
- Let's bring forward the deadline for submitting project proposals by a week.
- We need to bring forward our departure time to avoid heavy traffic.
- The unexpected turn of events forced us to bring forward our contingency plans.
- Can you bring forward your appointment to an earlier time?
- The committee decided to bring forward the discussion on budget allocations.
- The meeting was brought forward due to scheduling conflicts.
- It's advisable to bring forward any concerns you have before finalizing the decision.
- The initiative aims to bring forward new talent in the field of technology.
FAQs About the word bring forward
cause to move forward, bring forward for consideration
create, cause, produce, do, generate, prompt,work, result (in), draw on, induce
crush, suppress, dampen, restrict, check, quash, smother, stifle, subdue,restrict
Please bring forward your proposal for consideration at the next meeting.
The company decided to bring forward the launch date of its new product.
Let's bring forward the deadline for submitting project proposals by a week.
We need to bring forward our departure time to avoid heavy traffic.
