Synonyms for bringing
bring·ing

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1. delivery, bringingnoun

   the act of delivering or distributing something (as goods or mail)

   "his reluctant delivery of bad news"

   Synonyms:
   speech, delivery, pitch, legal transfer, livery, manner of speaking, rescue, deliverance, saving, obstetrical delivery

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1. • Transportation

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1. List of paraphrases for "bringing":

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1. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson:

   We are bringing forward legislation to stop the system of automatic early release. The difficulty is how to apply retrospectively to the cohort of people who currently qualify, it is time to take action to ensure, irrespective of the law we are bringing in, people in the current stream dont qualify automatically for early release.

2. Jerome K. Jerome:

   I want a house that has got over all its troubles; I don't want to spend the rest of my life bringing up a young and inexperienced house.

3. Paulus Mukoso:

   I am worried that if they come here, they will say only the good things that they are bringing here, but they won't say any of the bad things.

4. Ihssane Mounir:

   We approach the campaigns in a much more comprehensive way than we have ever done before, so the price and inherent capability of the airplane are just one thing that we are bringing to the table. I'm not going to go beyond that, or I will be divulging the secret sauce.

5. Laurence Rees:

   I have always cooperated fully with German authorities, when asked, over the prosecution of suspected war criminals, and will continue to do so, i passionately believe in bringing such people to justice whenever possible. Indeed, if you read the conclusion of my book on Auschwitz, you will see how strongly I criticize the lack of prosecution of members of the SS at Auschwitz after the war and call it 'a collective failure of the international community.’.