brings on Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- catalyzes
- brings-forth
- invokes
- begets
- works
- engenders
- induces
- yields
- translates-into-
- brings-about
- spawns
- gives-rise-to
- occasions
- effects
- makes
- results-in-
Weak:
Meaning of brings on
brings on
to cause to appear or occur
brings on Sentence Examples
- The arrival of spring brings on a flurry of activity in the garden.
- The sound of thunder brings on a surge of fear and excitement.
- The prospect of a new job brings on a mix of anticipation and trepidation.
- The scent of freshly baked cinnamon rolls brings on a wave of nostalgia.
- The sight of a loved one's face brings on an instant smile.
- The feeling of joy brings on a lightness of being.
- The weight of responsibility brings on a sense of duty.
- The smell of smoke brings on a sense of danger.
- The taste of sour candy brings on a puckering sensation.
- The thought of giving a speech brings on a knot in my stomach.
FAQs About the word brings on
to cause to appear or occur
creates, generates, brings, does, draws on,causes, produces, prompts, catalyzes, brings forth
limits, reins (in), puts down, impedes, restricts, subdues, suppresses, checks,controls, clamps down (on)
The arrival of spring brings on a flurry of activity in the garden.
The sound of thunder brings on a surge of fear and excitement.
The prospect of a new job brings on a mix of anticipation and trepidation.
The scent of freshly baked cinnamon rolls brings on a wave of nostalgia.
