What are some opposite words for bring on?
Antonyms for bring onbring on
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induce, bring onverb
cause to arise
"induce a crisis"
Synonyms:
get, induce, hasten, induct, rush, cause, bring out, have, make, stimulate, produceproduce, bring on, bring outverb
bring onto the market or release
"produce a movie"; "bring out a book"; "produce a new play"
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create, let on, let out, get, bring out, unwrap, reveal, disclose, release, expose, acquire, unveil, make, farm, grow, put out, get out, break, give rise, set off, develop, publish, raise, divulge, produce, bring forth, give away, issue, bring about, uncover, discover, introduce, inducebring onverb
cause to appear
"bring on the birthday cake"
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bring on
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incur
How to use bring on in a sentence?
First Russia plans to manufacture a pretext for its attack – this could be a violent event that Russia will bring on Ukraine or an outrageous accusation that Russia will level against the Ukrainian government.
They used to say,' Christmas comes but once a year.' Not any more, our Christmas Chalets bring on the seasonal spirit 365 days of the year. Summer or winter, autumn or spring, we guarantee you'll spend Christmas in style.
We are saying, yeah, bring on a general election, of course, we will ensure that happens after we have got the legislation to protect against a 'no-deal' Brexit. But we will consult and do it on at the date on which we will think will have maximum advantage against a 'no-deal'.
Lopez Foods on board was time to bring on the next supplier, we had all this learning from Lopez Foods that could very quickly be shared with supplier number two. Then they brought their production lines up and going, and they had a bunch of learning as well.
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers:
The process of bringing down inflation will bring on a recession at some stage, as it almost always has in the past.
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