brought on Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- gave-rise-to
- occasioned
- translated-into-
- catalyzed
- bred
- effected
- made
- engendered
- worked
- invoked
- induced
- introduced
- drew-on
- resulted-in-
- yielded
- did
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- reined-in-
- stifled
- inhibited
- squelched
- clamped-down-on-
- quashed
- repressed
- arrested
- retarded
- squashed
- dampened
- cracked-down-on-
- restrained
- smothered
- killed
- destroyed
- curbed
- subdued
Weak:
brought on Meaning
brought on
to cause to appear or occur
brought on Sentence Examples
- The heavy rain brought on a flood that cut off the town.
- His reckless behavior brought on a reprimand from his boss.
- The new policy brought on a wave of criticism from the public.
- The war brought on immense suffering and destruction.
- The discovery of oil brought on great wealth to the country.
- The breakup brought on a period of intense sadness for her.
- The virus brought on a global pandemic that disrupted lives worldwide.
- The economic crisis brought on widespread unemployment and poverty.
- The accident brought on a life-changing injury for the victim.
- The scandal brought on an investigation that revealed widespread corruption.
FAQs About the word brought on
to cause to appear or occur
created, brought forth, prompted, caused, spawned,brought, generated, produced, wrought, brought about
impeded, suppressed, controlled, restricted, crushed,limited, checked, put down, reined (in), stifled
The heavy rain brought on a flood that cut off the town.
His reckless behavior brought on a reprimand from his boss.
The new policy brought on a wave of criticism from the public.
The war brought on immense suffering and destruction.
