brought off Sentence Examples
- The team brought off an incredible victory against all odds.
- The CEO brought off a merger that significantly expanded the company's market share.
- The young athlete brought off a record-breaking jump, surprising everyone present.
- The negotiator brought off a deal that satisfied both parties, despite their initial differences.
- The salesperson brought off the sale of the expensive car with ease and finesse.
- The pilot brought off a smooth landing despite the challenging weather conditions.
- The comedian brought off a hilarious routine that had the audience roaring with laughter.
- The surgeon brought off a successful operation, removing a life-threatening tumor.
- The artist brought off a masterpiece that captured the essence of the human experience.
- The author brought off a bestseller that captivated readers with its captivating story and relatable characters.
brought off Meaning
brought off
to bring to a successful conclusion, to cause to escape, to carry to a successful conclusion
Synonyms & Antonyms of brought off
Synonyms:
- performed
- went-through
- did
- executed
- fulfilled
- made
- put-through
- achieved
- accomplished
- carried-out
- carried-off
- pulled-off
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- followed-through-with-
- committed
- completed
- negotiated
- realized
- prosecuted
- implemented
- perpetrated
- brought-about
- finished
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- actualized
- engaged-in-
- worked-at-
- effected
- reenacted
- attained
- aced
- ended
- nailed
- repeated
- wound-up
- practiced
- practised
- effectuated
- compassed
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word brought off
to bring to a successful conclusion, to cause to escape, to carry to a successful conclusion
performed, went through, did, executed,fulfilled, made, put through, achieved, accomplished, carried out
failed,slighted,slurred, skimped
The team brought off an incredible victory against all odds.
The CEO brought off a merger that significantly expanded the company's market share.
The young athlete brought off a record-breaking jump, surprising everyone present.
The negotiator brought off a deal that satisfied both parties, despite their initial differences.
