Search Results for: "brought"

The past tense and past participle form of 'bring', referring to the action of c...

A system of parts working together in a machine; a natural or established proces...

To be brought up or raised for discussion.

to be brought up/educated; to receive upbringing and training

The process of being brought into a uniform state

Brought about or caused by something.

A small group of people brought together to discuss a topic publicly.

A legal principle or court order that requires a person under arrest to be broug...

To be connected or brought together with something or someone else. It can refer...

Gedi describes a state of joyful disorientation or lighthearted confusion, often...

Success or failure apparently brought by chance rather than through one's own ac...

A common abbreviation and clipping used to represent several words including 'su...

Deliverance from sin and its consequences, believed by Christians to be brought...

To order (something to be brought).

Describing evidence, arguments, or facts that are specifically brought forward o...

Finished; brought to an end.

The process of being brought into a single unit.

Property or money brought by a bride to her husband on their marriage.

To have been made more modern or brought up to date with the latest information,...

Describes an action, policy, or attitude that suppresses, rejects, or 'kills' id...

This phrase is used when something or someone is brought into action or starts b...

This phrase describes how something or someone evokes a particular feeling or at...

To arrive or leave without having gained or brought anything.

A small gift brought after traveling

This phrase is all about coming back home or to your group after a major success...

Describes a person who has brought shame or dishonor upon themselves.

When you 'bring forward' an event, it means you're moving it to an earlier date...

When you say `in lieu of` something, you mean you're choosing an alternative opt...

To return or arrive without having achieved anything or brought anything.

This phrase describes an argument or claim that is built on a solid foundation o...

Think of `along with` as the 'plus one' of the English language. It helps you ad...

A direct request for an item to be brought.

It is a warm, poetic way to tell someone that their arrival has brought light an...

When you 'bring about' something, you make it happen or cause it to start. It is...

This phrase describes the act of helping someone regain consciousness or making...

A warm way to welcome someone (literally 'God brought you').

This phrase is like a burst of sunshine when you bump into someone you haven't s...

This phrase is a sophisticated way to address a specific fact, observation, or f...

To take care of a child and teach them how to behave until they are an adult. It...

A warm, heartfelt way to describe a day that brought you genuine joy and smiles....

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