bringer (Meaning)

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bringer (n.)

One who brings.

The bringer of joy arrived with balloons and laughter, spreading cheer throughout the room.
As the bringer of bad news, she knew she had to deliver the message with tact and empathy.
The ancient legend spoke of a mythical creature known as the bringer of storms, feared by sailors for centuries.
He was hailed as the bringer of change, promising a new era of progress and prosperity.
In folklore, the bringer of dawn is often depicted as a radiant goddess heralding the beginning of a new day.
The bringer of gifts surprised the children with toys and sweets, filling their hearts with delight.
As the bringer of justice, she made sure that every decision was fair and impartial.
The prophecy foretold the coming of a bringer of chaos, whose actions would disrupt the order of the world.
In mythology, the bringer of wisdom is often portrayed as a sage figure, guiding seekers on their quest for knowledge.
Throughout history, poets have been revered as the bringers of inspiration, weaving words into tapestries of beauty and meaning.

One who brings.

create, do, generate, produce, prompt, cause, translate (into), encourage, introduce, invoke

stifle, dampen, subdue, crush, quash, stifle, impede, repress, check, restrict

The bringer of joy arrived with balloons and laughter, spreading cheer throughout the room.

As the bringer of bad news, she knew she had to deliver the message with tact and empathy.

The ancient legend spoke of a mythical creature known as the bringer of storms, feared by sailors for centuries.

He was hailed as the bringer of change, promising a new era of progress and prosperity.