Akademik

bring forth
verb
1. bring into existence (Freq. 2)
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The new manager generated a lot of problems

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The computer bug generated chaos in the office

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The computer generated this image

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The earthquake generated a tsunami

• Syn: ↑generate
• Derivationally related forms: ↑generative (for: ↑generate), ↑generation (for: ↑generate), ↑generator (for: ↑generate)
• Hypernyms: ↑make, ↑create
• Hyponyms:
↑come up, ↑develop, ↑induce, ↑bring on, ↑release, ↑free, ↑liberate
• Verb Frames:
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Somebody ——s something

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Something ——s something

2. bring out for display (Freq. 1)
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The proud father produced many pictures of his baby

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The accused brought forth a letter in court that he claims exonerates him

• Syn: ↑produce
• Derivationally related forms: ↑production (for: ↑produce)
• Hypernyms: ↑expose, ↑exhibit, ↑display
• Hyponyms: ↑turn on
• Verb Frames:
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Somebody ——s something

3. bring forth or yield (Freq. 1)
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The tree would not produce fruit

• Syn: ↑produce
• Derivationally related forms: ↑producer (for: ↑produce)
• Hypernyms: ↑make, ↑create
• Hyponyms:
↑give birth, ↑deliver, ↑bear, ↑birth, ↑have, ↑sporulate, ↑grind out, ↑crank out, ↑manufacture
• Verb Frames:
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Somebody ——s something

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Something ——s something

4. make children (Freq. 1)
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Abraham begot Isaac

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Men often father children but don't recognize them

• Syn:
↑beget, ↑get, ↑engender, ↑father, ↑mother, ↑sire, ↑generate
• Derivationally related forms: ↑generative (for: ↑generate), ↑generation (for: ↑generate), ↑sire (for: ↑sire), ↑mother (for: ↑mother), ↑father (for: ↑father), ↑begetter (for: ↑beget)
• Hypernyms: ↑make, ↑create
• Verb Frames:
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Somebody ——s somebody

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transitive verb
: to bear (as fruit or offspring) : give birth to : produce

bring forth children in pain

a million and a half … acres were bringing forth wheat — American Guide Series: Minnesota

the Empire style was brought forth to glorify … Napoleon — American Fabrics

intransitive verb
: to give birth

the … women are not allowed to bring forth in the village — J.G.Frazer

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bring forth
To give birth to or produce
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Main Entry: ↑bring

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ˌbring ˈforth [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they bring forth he/she/it brings forth present participle bringing forth past tense brought forth past participle brought forth] formal phrasal verb
to produce something, or to cause a particular reaction

Her letter to the paper brought forth a flood of supportive comments.

Thesaurus: to produce a reaction or resultsynonym
Main entry: bring

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bring forth [phrasal verb]
bring (something) forth or bring forth (something) somewhat formal : to produce (something)

The rosebushes brought forth an abundance of flowers.

He was able to bring forth persuasive arguments in support of his position.

: to cause (something) to occur or exist

Her controversial comments brought forth [=provoked] strong reactions from the public.

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Main Entry: ↑bring
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bring forth — see ↑bring
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Main Entry: ↑forth

Useful english dictionary. 2012.