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Synonyms for bringing forth
Grammar : Adj, noun, verb |
Spell : bring |
Phonetic Transcription : brɪŋ |
Top 10 synonyms for bringing forth Other synonyms for the word bringing forth
- abridge
- abstract
- abundant
- accouchement
- accrue
- adduce
- admit
- advance
- afford
- allege
- arable
- argue into
- arm-twist
- author
- badger
- be delivered of
- beam
- bear
- bearing
- beget
- begetting
- bewitch
- birthing
- bite
- black
- blossom
- bountiful
- brainstorm
- breed
- breeding
- breedy
- bring
- bring about
- bring around
- bring forth
- bring forward
- bring out
- bring to light
- bringing forth
- brood
- Caesarian section
- call forth
- captivate
- cause
- charm
- childbearing
- childing
- choose
- cite
- come through
- compose
- conceive
- condense
- confinement
- contribute
- contrive
- convince
- cook up
- copy
- create
- cull
- cultivate
- cut out
- deduce
- deliver
- deposit
- derive
- design
- detect
- develop
- devise
- discharge
- discover
- dream up
- earn
- educe
- effectuate
- elicit
- enchant
- engage
- engender
- engenderment
- entice
- erect
- evince
- evoke
- evolve
- exact
- excerpt
- excite
- extort
- extract
- fabricate
- fascinate
- father
- fecund
- feracious
- fertile
- fetch
- find
- flower
- flowering
- flowing with milk and honey
- foment
- form
- formation
- formulate
- frame
- fructify
- fructifying
- fruitful
- furnish
- generate
- generating
- generative
- genesis
- geniture
- get
- get up
- give
- give birth
- give birth to
- give forth
- give off
- give rise to
- glean
- gravid
- hatch
- hebetic
- hold out
- imagine
- impregnate
- incite
- incubate
- induce
- instigate
- invent
- invite
- issue
- labor
- lay eggs
- lead to
- loamy
- lodge
- lure
- lush
- luxuriant
- lying-in
- magnetize
- make
- make up
- manufacture
- milk
- mother
- multiply
- multiplying
- muster
- net
- obtain
- occasion
- offer
- originate
- origination
- parent
- parturitate
- parturition
- pay
- persuade
- plenteous
- plentiful
- plot
- precipitate
- pregnant
- prepare
- present
- procreant
- procreate
- procreation
- produce
- producing
- productive
- proffer
- progenerate
- project
- proliferant
- prolific
- prompt
- propagate
- propagation
- propose
- provide
- provoke
- puberal
- pubescent
- put forward
- put muscle on
- put the arm on
- put together
- quicken
- quote
- rank
- rattle
- ready
- recommend
- render
- reproduce
- reproduction
- return
- rich
- rouse
- scheme
- sell for
- set
- shake
- shake down
- shorten
- show fruit
- sire
- spawn
- spawning
- spitball
- squeeze
- stimulate
- stir
- stumble upon
- submit
- supply
- take
- teeming
- tender
- think up
- throw together
- travail
- trump up
- turn out
- uberous
- uncover
- vegetative
- virile
- whip up
- wile
- win over
- with child
- work up
- wrest
- wring
- write
- yield
- yielding
Définition of bringing forth
Origin :- Old English bringan "to bring, bring forth, produce, present, offer" (past tense brohte, past participle broht), from Proto-Germanic *brenganan (cf. Old Frisian brenga, Middle Dutch brenghen, Old High German bringan, Gothic briggan); no exact cognates outside Germanic, but it appears to be from PIE root *bhrengk-, compound based on root *bher- (1) "to carry" (cf. Latin ferre; see infer).
- The tendency to conjugate this as a strong verb on the model of sing, drink, etc., is ancient: Old English also had a rare strong past participle form, brungen, corresponding to modern colloquial brung. To bring down the house figuratively (1754) is to elicit applause so thunderous it collapses the roof.
- As in producing : adj bearing
- As in proliferous : adj fertile
- As in fertile : adj ready to bear, produce
- As in delivery : noun childbirth
- As in generation : noun creation, production
- As in lay : verb produce, advance
- As in produce : verb generate, create
- As in spawn : verb produce
- As in bear : verb give birth
- As in yield : verb produce
- As in breed : verb generate, bring into being
- As in come up with : verb suggest, create
- As in draw : verb allure, influence
- As in elicit : verb draw out
- As in engender : verb cause to happen; cause an action
- As in extract : verb select a quotation
- As in hatch : verb create, plan
- As in have : verb bring into the world
- He finds resistance at every step in bringing forth a product.
- Extract from : « Practical Mechanics for Boys » by J. S. Zerbe
- So even now he succeeded in bringing forth the words 'do not fear!
- Extract from : « The Gtakaml » by rya Sra
- There I found that the seed I had sown was bringing forth fruit.
- Extract from : « Wilford Woodruff » by Matthias F. Cowley
- Here I found that the seed I had sown was bringing forth fruit.
- Extract from : « Leaves from My Journal » by Wilford Woodruff
- "Your hair is all tangled," he said, bringing forth comb and brush.
- Extract from : « The U.P. Trail » by Zane Grey
- The seeds which had been sown were bringing forth their harvest.
- Extract from : « The Everlasting Arms » by Joseph Hocking
- They are all mammals, bringing forth and suckling their calves.
- Extract from : « The Story of a Strange Career » by Anonymous
- Ormazd began the creation by bringing forth the Fereuers (Fravashi).
- Extract from : « Ten Great Religions » by James Freeman Clarke
- "Just as you say," growled the gambler, bringing forth a new pack.
- Extract from : « Deadwood Dick, The Prince of the Road » by Edward L. Wheeler
- She addressed him now with the intention of bringing forth an explanation.
- Extract from : « The Awakening » by Leo Nikoleyevich Tolstoy
Antonyms for bringing forth
- abort
- act
- add
- alienate
- avoid
- barren
- be unproductive
- break
- calm
- capture
- conceal
- confine
- consume
- counter
- cover
- decrease
- demolish
- deny
- destroy
- destruction
- die
- disallow
- disapprove
- discourage
- disenchant
- disgust
- dismantle
- disorganize
- dissuade
- dodge
- dull
- edit in
- end
- enlarge
- estrange
- evade
- exclude
- exhale
- expand
- fade
- fail
- finish
- fruitless
- give
- halt
- hide
- hinder
- hold
- hurt
- impotent
- imprisonment
- increase
- infertile
- insert
- keep
- keeping
- kill
- lack
- lengthen
- lift
- lose
- miss
- misunderstand
- need
- neglect
- not produce
- offend
- oppose
- pass by
- placate
- play
- prevent
- propel
- push
- push away
- put in
- quiet
- raze
- rebuff
- refrain
- refuse
- reject
- repel
- repress
- repulse
- restraint
- result
- retention
- rough
- ruin
- secrecy
- shorten
- shrink
- shrivel
- shun
- soothe
- sparse
- sterile
- stop
- supress
- take
- throw away
- turn off
- unfruitful
- unproductive
- useless
- veto
- wait
- want
- withdraw
- withhold
- withstand
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