Bring forward

Synonyms for "bring forward" (168 found)

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Closest matches (34)

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bring outbring to bearbring to noticebring upbroachcall to witnesschallengecivilize
Verb(3 words)
Noun(3 words)
advanceadvance dateadvancement

Strong matches (50)

Related words (84)

lardlaunchlay beforeliftlodgemake a motionmake a show ofmake an improvementmake clearmake plainmanifestmarshalmaterializemeanmeetmeet squarelymelioratemendmootmove
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nurtureofferoffer a resolutionopen upparadeperformplace beforepleadposepostulatepreferpresentpresent toproducepromoteproposepropositionpropoundput forthput forwardput it toraiserallyrecommendrefinerefine uponreformrepresentrevealroll outset beforeset forthshowshow forthsocializespotlightstartstemstraighten outsubmitsuggestswear intabletake oathtestifythrowtokentransfiguretransformtrot outturn over a new leafunfoldupgradeupliftwave
Verb(1 words)
present evidence
Adjective(1 words)
present tenses

Related word relations

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deadline preponementearlier deadlineearlier exam dateearlier meetingearlier meeting dateevidencemeeting preponementproposal

Collocations

12 entries
date changedatesdeadline changedeadlinesearlier dateevidencefindingsmeeting rescheduleplansproposalsschedule changetime adjustment

Inflections

4 entries
bring-forwardsbringing forwardbrings forwardbrought forward

Derivations

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Sample sentences

2 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

Unsurprisingly, the Group was highly critical of the BTC's organisation and finances, and this prompted Marples to bring forward the Transport Act 1962, which created BR as a standalone entity with its own Board, headed by a full-time chairman. Beeching accepted this latter position, and initially became the BTC chairman in June 1961.

Source: wiktionary

The meeting has been brought forward by one day.

Source: wiktionary