brings on
Sets in motion
Brings on means to cause or trigger something, typically something undesirable: Stress brings on her migraines, The cold weather brought on a flare-up.
It can also mean to introduce someone to a stage or into a situation: Let's bring on our next guest.
In sports, a coach brings on a substitute player.
- elicitDraw out by effort
- call forthSummon or elicit
- induceCause or persuade
- provokeIncite a response
- stir upCause to arise
initiate · set in motion · generate · engender · inaugurate · launch · produce · precipitate · touch off · kindle · instigate · set off · usher in · summon · spark · incite · trigger · activate
INTRODUCTION VS. REMOVAL (of people/things)
brings ontakes off
Leaves or ascends
removes · sends away · dismisses · lets go · takes away