brought

[ brawt ]

verb

1. simple past tense and past participle of bring.

brought

/ brɔːt /

verb

1. the past tense and past participle of bring

Other Words From

• un·brought adjective

Example Sentences

Moss stayed, even after Riley brought highly touted transfer Caleb Williams with him from Oklahoma.

From Los Angeles Times

Pavlo spoke of immense fatigue, the lack of rotation and the arrival of units, made up largely of middle-aged men, brought directly from other fronts with little or no time to rest in between.

From BBC

Previous Conservative government plans to limit vaping and smoking had not become law by the time of the July general election, so Labour has brought in its own legislation.

From BBC

And, of course, he shares Gabbard’s view of the CIA as a rogue agency that needs to be brought to heel.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s something else that the Democrats have misread, something that voters across a range of backgrounds brought up since we began talking to them.

From Salon

Related Words

• begin
• contribute to
• create
• force
• lead
• make
• move
• produce
• prompt