draw on (Meaning)

draw on

bring on, cause, to come closer, approach

The artist skillfully drew a charcoal sketch of the landscape.
The architect drew precise plans for the new building.
The child drew an abstract masterpiece on the driveway with chalk.
The actress drew inspiration from her own life experiences for her performance.
The magician drew a rabbit out of his hat, leaving the audience astounded.
The detective drew conclusions based on the evidence he had gathered.
The musician drew a bow across the strings of his violin, producing a haunting melody.
The chef drew a heart shape in chocolate sauce to decorate the dessert.
The writer drew characters from her own imagination to create her novel.
The student drew a map of the United States, labeling each state correctly.

bring on, cause, to come closer, approach

bring, prompt, generate, produce, work, create, do,cause, give rise to, bring forth

suppress, control, subdue, repress, rein (in), quell, check, put down, impede, quash

The artist skillfully drew a charcoal sketch of the landscape.

The architect drew precise plans for the new building.

The child drew an abstract masterpiece on the driveway with chalk.

The actress drew inspiration from her own life experiences for her performance.