Synonyms for bring on
bring on

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1. induce, bring onverb

   cause to arise

   "induce a crisis"

   Synonyms:
   get, induce, hasten, induct, rush, cause, bring out, have, make, stimulate, produce

2. produce, bring on, bring outverb

   bring onto the market or release

   "produce a movie"; "bring out a book"; "produce a new play"

   Synonyms:
   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, induce

3. bring onverb

   cause to appear

   "bring on the birthday cake"

   Synonyms:
   induce, produce, bring out

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1. bring on

   Synonyms:
   originate, give rise to

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1. bring on

   Synonyms:
   incur

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1. 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.

2. Hilarie Cash:

   I've been surprised it's taken so long for everybody to catch up to the fact. But I also understand that they need to have strong, research-based evidence before they bring on a new disorder, i think it's a game-changer, although how quickly the game will change, I don't know.

3. Clement Thibault:

   The live-streaming of New Zealand's shooting will certainly bring on more questions of regulation and scrutiny over Facebook. It helped provide a platform for today's horrific attack and will undoubtedly be called into question for facilitating the spread of this.

4. Troy Roberts:

   There is just no way to sustain expansion, develop new products and bring on new employees - as we thought we were going to do this year.

5. Matthew Ekberg:

   The banks aren't able to bring on new customers essentially, they're just trying to get through the current transactions before June 30.