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Exact Match:

bring up

cause to come to a sudden stop; "The noise brought her up in shock"

promote from a lower position or rank; "This player was brought up to the major league"

Synonyms:

• advance,
• advert,
• affront,
• allude,
• apprentice,
• barf,
• be seasick,
• be sick,
• brave,
• break,
• break in,
• breast,
• breed,
• bring before,
• bring forward,
• bring up short,
• broach,
• cast,
• cease fire,
• challenge,
• christen,
• chuck up,
• come up short,
• commend to attention,
• condition,
• confront,
• confront with,
• cultivate,
• dare,
• defy,
• develop,
• discipline,
• disgorge,
• draw up,
• drill,
• educate,
• egest,
• encounter,
• envisage,
• establish,
• exercise,
• face,
• face with,
• feed,
• feed the fish,
• fetch up,
• fit,
• float,
• form,
• foster,
• found,
• front,
• gag,
• groom,
• halt,
• hang fire,
• haul up,
• heave,
• heave the gorge,
• house-train,
• housebreak,
• improve,
• inaugurate,
• induct,
• initiate,
• install,
• institute,
• introduce,
• keck,
• launch,
• lay before,
• lick into shape,
• lift up,
• make a motion,
• meet,
• meet squarely,
• moot,
• move,
• nourish,
• nurse,
• nurture,
• offer a resolution,
• open up,
• place before,
• point out,
• pose,
• postulate,
• practice,
• prefer,
• prepare,
• present to,
• propose,
• proposition,
• propound,
• provide for,
• puke,
• pull up,
• put forth,
• put forward,
• put in tune,
• put it to,
• put to school,
• raise,
• ready,
• rear,
• recommend,
• regurgitate,
• rehearse,
• reject,
• retch,
• ring in,
• send to school,
• set agoing,
• set before,
• set forth,
• set on foot,
• set up,
• sick up,
• spew,
• stall,
• start,
• start going,
• start up,
• stem,
• stick,
• stop,
• stop dead,
• stop short,
• submit,
• suggest,
• take in hand,
• throw up,
• train,
• turn on,
• upchuck,
• usher in,
• ventilate,
• vomit