brings up
Introduces into discussion
Brings up means to raise or introduce something into conversation or consideration: She brings up a good point, He always brings up the past.
It also means to raise a child: Her grandmother brought her up.
To bring up can mean to vomit: The baby keeps bringing up her milk.
In computing, to bring up a system is to start or display it.
Back portion or raise
- parentMother or father
- fosterEncourage development of
- raiseLift or increase
- care forProvide attentive support
tend · nourish · support · guide · develop · cultivate · mother · father
Refer indirectly
- citeMention as authority
- referenceDirecting attention elsewhere
- acknowledgeConfirm receipt or truth
- noteShort written record
quote · refer · invoke · broach · touch on · point out · remark · comment
Make something apparent
retrieve · access · summon · call up · launch · render · pop up · generate
rear
Back portion or raise
care for · tend · nourish · support · guide · develop · cultivate · mother · father · caregiving
allude
Refer indirectly
- citeMention as authority
- referenceDirecting attention elsewhere
- acknowledgeConfirm receipt or truth
note · quote · refer · invoke · broach · touch on · point out · remark · comment · raise
show
Make something apparent
pull up · retrieve · access · summon · call up · launch · render · pop up · generate · fetch
regurgitate
Expel swallowed matter
upchuck · retch · gag · heave · spew · expel · sick up · hurl · vomit · toss cookies
elevate
To raise upward
upraise · heave · uplift · jack up · boost · escalate · increase · amplify · escalate
- pops upappears, arises, emerges, crops up, shows up
- highlightshighlight, highlights, high point, spotlight, peak
brings updrops
Descends or releases
avoids · ignores · suppresses · buries · glosses over
brings upbrings down
Causes to collapse
lowers · drops · puts down · sets down · takes down
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