brought in (Meaning)
brought in
include, introduce, to win tricks with the cards of (a long suit) in bridge, to cause (something, such as an oil well) to be productive, to report to a court, to produce as profit or return, earn, to enable (a base runner) to reach home plate by hitting the ball
Synonyms & Antonyms of brought in
brought in Sentence Examples
- The storm brought torrential rainfall, causing severe flooding in the area.
- The news brought both joy and sorrow, as it announced a promotion but also the loss of a loved one.
- The teacher brought visual aids to class, making the lesson more engaging and memorable.
- The construction crew brought all the necessary tools and materials to the worksite.
- The investigator brought forth evidence that shed light on the unsolved case.
- The wind brought the scent of blooming flowers from the nearby garden.
- The doctor brought a stethoscope to the examination, listening intently to the patient's heartbeat.
- The jury brought a verdict after days of deliberation, deciding the fate of the defendant.
- The couple brought their luggage and a sense of anticipation to their long-awaited vacation.
- The artist brought a sketchbook and a palette of colors to capture the beauty of the landscape.
FAQs About the word brought in
include, introduce, to win tricks with the cards of (a long suit) in bridge, to cause (something, such as an oil well) to be productive, to report to a court, t
got, garnered, obtained, came by, gained,won, reaped, earned, made, landed
granted, paid,lost, forfeited, gave, gave up,accorded, surrendered, handed over, relinquished
The storm brought torrential rainfall, causing severe flooding in the area.
The news brought both joy and sorrow, as it announced a promotion but also the loss of a loved one.
The teacher brought visual aids to class, making the lesson more engaging and memorable.
The construction crew brought all the necessary tools and materials to the worksite.
