bring on (Meaning)
bring on (v)
cause to arise
bring onto the market or release
cause to appear
Synonyms & Antonyms of bring on
Synonyms:
- spawn
- result (in)
- draw on
- induce
- translate (into)
- effectuate
- invoke
- yield
- effect
- work
- contribute (to)
- give rise to
- bring forth
- make
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word bring on
cause to arise, bring onto the market or release, cause to appear
bring, generate, bring about, do, create, produce, prompt,cause, spawn, result (in)
rein (in), quash, restrict, put down,limit, impede, limit, check, rein (in), suppress
Eating spicy food tends to bring on my migraines.
I didn't mean to bring on an argument; I was just expressing my opinion.
The heavy rainfall could bring on flooding in low-lying areas.
His remarks only served to bring on more criticism from the audience.
