bringing on Synonyms
Strongest:
- doing
- causing
- producing
- drawing-on
- bringing
- spawning
- translating-into-
- generating
- giving-rise-to
- resulting-in-
- prompting
- bringing-about
- creating
Strong:
Weak:
- conducing-to-
- launching
- encouraging
- fostering
- forwarding
- cultivating
- rendering
- inaugurating
- determining
- developing
- introducing
- begetting
- setting-up
- establishing
- catalyzing
- beginning
- starting
- effectuating
- furthering
- occasioning
- initiating
- turning-out
- pioneering
- founding
- deciding
- promoting
- engendering
- enacting
- instituting
bringing on Meaning
bringing on
to cause to appear or occur
bringing on Sentence Examples
- The constant rain is bringing on a sense of melancholy in the town.
- The unexpected snowfall is bringing on traffic chaos and delays.
- The doctor's diagnosis of cancer is bringing on a wave of anxiety and fear.
- The harsh words of the manager are bringing on tears in the employee's eyes.
- The beautiful sunset is bringing on a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.
- The aroma of freshly brewed coffee is bringing on a sense of warmth and comfort.
- The loud music at the concert is bringing on a headache for some attendees.
- The heavy exercise routine is bringing on muscle soreness and fatigue.
- The news of a job promotion is bringing on a surge of excitement and happiness.
- The birth of a new baby is bringing on a lifetime of love and joy for the parents.
FAQs About the word bringing on
to cause to appear or occur
doing,causing, producing, drawing on, bringing, spawning, translating (into), generating, giving rise to, resulting (in)
restricting, controlling,limiting, putting down, impeding,crushing, quelling, clamping down (on), arresting, inhibiting
The constant rain is bringing on a sense of melancholy in the town.
The unexpected snowfall is bringing on traffic chaos and delays.
The doctor's diagnosis of cancer is bringing on a wave of anxiety and fear.
The harsh words of the manager are bringing on tears in the employee's eyes.
