bring off
Make it happen
To bring off is to accomplish something difficult or unlikely: She managed to bring off a stunning upset in the final round.
The phrase emphasizes success against the odds—you bring off a daring rescue, a complex deal, or an audacious bluff.
If it were easy, you'd just do it rather than bring it off.
Succeed through effort
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
- succeedAchieve a desired aim
- manageDirect or handle successfully
- executeCarry out fully
carry out · fulfill · realize · attain · effectuate · consummate · finalize · deliver
Remarkable act of skill
- masterstrokeSupremely skillful action
- triumphResounding, celebrated victory
- breakthroughSudden important advance
- victoryDefeating an opponent
stunt · exploit · tour de force · miracle · upset · surprise · sensation · spectacular
achieve
Succeed through effort
execute · carry out · fulfill · realize · attain · effectuate · consummate · finalize · deliver · perform
feat
Remarkable act of skill
- masterstrokeSupremely skillful action
- triumphResounding, celebrated victory
- breakthroughSudden important advance
victory · stunt · exploit · tour de force · miracle · upset · surprise · sensation · spectacular · audacious
save
Protect from loss
evacuate · free · deliver · recover · retrieve · extract · release · snatch · whisk away · spirit away
- accomplishaccomplish, achieve, complete, do, finish
bring offabandon
Leave behind permanently
give up · quit · abort · walk away from · throw in the towel
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