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Synonyms for bring up in English

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Detailed Synonyms for bring up in English

bring up:

to bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)

  1. to bring up
    to raise; to bring up; to rear; to educate
    • raise verb (raises, raised, raising)
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
    • rear verb (rears, reared, rearing)
    • educate verb (educates, educated, educating)
  2. to bring up
    to broach a subject; to bring up; to broach; to cut into; to put forward; to put on the table
    • broach a subject verb (broaches a subject, broached a subject, broaching a subject)
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
    • broach verb (broaches, broached, broaching)
    • cut into verb (cuts into, cut into, cutting into)
    • put forward verb (puts forward, put forward, putting forward)
    • put on the table verb (puts on the table, put on the table, putting on the table)
  3. to bring up
    to raise; to bring up; to pull up
    • raise verb (raises, raised, raising)
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
    • pull up verb (pulls up, pulled up, pulling up)
  4. to bring up
    to broach; to raise; to bring up
    • broach verb (broaches, broached, broaching)
    • raise verb (raises, raised, raising)
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
  5. to bring up
    to bring up
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
  6. to bring up
    to broach a subject; to raise; to put forward; to initiate; to broach; to sting; to reap; to bring up; to put on the table; to cut into; to throw up; to toss up; to cut; toss in the air
    • broach a subject verb (broaches a subject, broached a subject, broaching a subject)
    • raise verb (raises, raised, raising)
    • put forward verb (puts forward, put forward, putting forward)
    • initiate verb (initiates, initiated, initiating)
    • broach verb (broaches, broached, broaching)
    • sting verb (stings, stinged, stinging)
    • reap verb (reaps, reaped, reaping)
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
    • put on the table verb (puts on the table, put on the table, putting on the table)
    • cut into verb (cuts into, cut into, cutting into)
    • throw up verb (throws up, threw up, throwing up)
    • toss up verb (tosses up, tossed up, tossing up)
    • cut verb (cuts, cut, cutting)
  7. to bring up
    to throw up; to puke; to vomit; to spew; upchuck; to be sick; to bring up
    • throw up verb (throws up, threw up, throwing up)
    • puke verb (pukes, puked, puking)
    • vomit verb (vomits, vomited, vomiting)
    • spew verb (spews, spewed, spewing)
    • upchuck verb
    • be sick verb (is sick, being sick)
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
  8. to bring up
    – cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes 1
    to boot; to bring up; reboot
    – cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes 1
    • boot verb (boots, booted, booting)
      • boot your computer1
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
    • reboot verb
  9. to bring up
    – make reference to 1
    to refer; to mention; to name; to cite; advert; to bring up
    – make reference to 1
    • refer verb (refers, referred, referring)
    • mention verb (mentions, mentioned, mentioning)
      • His name was mentioned in connection with the invention1
    • name verb (names, named, naming)
      • His name was mentioned in connection with the invention1
    • cite verb (cites, cited, citing)
    • advert verb
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
  10. to bring up
    – put forward for consideration or discussion 1
    to raise; to bring up
    – put forward for consideration or discussion 1
    • raise verb (raises, raised, raising)
      • raise the question of promotions1
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
      • bring up an unpleasant topic1
  11. to bring up
    – cause to come to a sudden stop 1
    to bring up
    – cause to come to a sudden stop 1
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
  12. to bring up
    – raise from a lower to a higher position 1
    to raise; to lift; to elevate; to bring up; get up
    – raise from a lower to a higher position 1
    • raise verb (raises, raised, raising)
    • lift verb (lifts, lifted, lifting)
    • elevate verb (elevates, elevated, elevating)
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
    • get up verb
  13. to bring up
    – promote from a lower position or rank 1
    to bring up
    – promote from a lower position or rank 1
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
  14. to bring up
    – bring up 1
    to raise; to rear; to nurture; parent; to bring up
    – bring up 1
    • raise verb (raises, raised, raising)
      • raise a family1
    • rear verb (rears, reared, rearing)
    • nurture verb (nurtures, nurtured, nurturing)
    • parent verb
    • bring up verb (brings up, brought up, bringing up)
      • bring up children1

Conjugations for bring up:

present
  1. bring up
  2. bring up
  3. brings up
  4. bring up
  5. bring up
  6. bring up
simple past
  1. brought up
  2. brought up
  3. brought up
  4. brought up
  5. brought up
  6. brought up
present perfect
  1. have brought up
  2. have brought up
  3. has brought up
  4. have brought up
  5. have brought up
  6. have brought up
past continuous
  1. was bringing up
  2. were bringing up
  3. was bringing up
  4. were bringing up
  5. were bringing up
  6. were bringing up
future
  1. shall bring up
  2. will bring up
  3. will bring up
  4. shall bring up
  5. will bring up
  6. will bring up
continuous present
  1. am bringing up
  2. are bringing up
  3. is bringing up
  4. are bringing up
  5. are bringing up
  6. are bringing up
subjunctive
  1. be brought up
  2. be brought up
  3. be brought up
  4. be brought up
  5. be brought up
  6. be brought up
diverse
  1. bring up!
  2. let's bring up!
  5. brought up
  6. bringing up
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

bring up

  1. bring up
    raise; rear; bring up
  2. bring up
    commission; bring up

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Related Definitions for "bring up":

  1. cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes1
  2. make reference to1
  3. put forward for consideration or discussion1
    • bring up an unpleasant topic1
  4. cause to come to a sudden stop1
  5. raise from a lower to a higher position1
  6. promote from a lower position or rank1
  7. bring up1
    • bring up children1

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