bring up Synonyms
bring up Meaning
bring up (v)
summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
look after a child until it is an adult
promote from a lower position or rank
raise from a lower to a higher position
cause to come to a sudden stop
put forward for consideration or discussion
make reference to
cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes
bring up Sentence Examples
- When discussing politics, it's crucial to bring up the topic of healthcare reform.
- I want to bring up a suggestion regarding our upcoming project during the meeting.
- It's never easy to bring up past mistakes, but it's necessary for personal growth.
- Can you bring up the lights? It's getting dark in here.
- During the interview, the candidate didn't bring up their relevant experience in marketing.
- Let's bring up the issue of sustainability in our next team brainstorming session.
- It's important to bring up concerns about workplace safety with management.
- Could you bring up the documents we discussed earlier in the meeting?
- She decided to bring up her children alone after her husband passed away.
- When you bring up the topic of climate change, it sparks a heated debate.
FAQs About the word bring up
summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic, look after a child until it is an adult, promote from a lower position or rank, raise from a l
foster,raise, nourish, educate, provide (for), nurture, minister (to), cultivate, care (for), rear
mistreat, mistreat, neglect, neglect, ignore, abuse,ignore, abuse,hurt, ill-treat
When discussing politics, it's crucial to bring up the topic of healthcare reform.
I want to bring up a suggestion regarding our upcoming project during the meeting.
It's never easy to bring up past mistakes, but it's necessary for personal growth.
Can you bring up the lights? It's getting dark in here.
