brought

Came here with

Brought is the past tense and past participle of bring—to carry something toward or convey it to a place: She brought flowers to the party, The news brought tears to his eyes.

It implies movement toward the speaker or a reference point, distinguishing it from took, which moves away.

conveyed

transported

Moved between locations

escorted · accompanied · ushered · hauled · lugged · schlepped · carted · transferred · moved · relayed

summoned

fetched

Went and got

obtained · procured · secured · acquired · mustered · rallied · assembled · rounded up · called forth · beckoned

caused

triggered

Caused to activate

produced · generated · created · occasioned · sparked · elicited · yielded · resulted · incited · stirred

communicated

expressed

Communicated in words

revealed · articulated · announced · reported · presented · shared · conveyed · relayed · disseminated · broadcasted

legal

filed

Organized for retrieval

initiated · pursued · prosecuted · charged · alleged · accused · sued · petitioned · claimed · pleaded

past

history

Record of past events

antiquity · nostalgia · retrospect · heritage · reminiscence · ancestry · era · chronicle · vintage · recollection

Categories
Opposites
direction of conveyance

broughttook

Grasped in the past

took away · removed · carried away · sent · dispatched

action vs. inaction

broughtleft

Departed or portside

left behind · forgot · abandoned · omitted · dropped off

transfer of possession

broughttook

Grasped in the past

received · accepted · collected · retrieved · give

Phrases
Family

bring, brings, bringing, upbringing, bringer, brung

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