Bring On

Synonyms of bring on

• cause
• prompt
• induce

Antonyms of bring on

• discourage
• prevent
• deter

Collocations of bring on

excitement

Frequency: 70 %

The upcoming concert brings on a wave of excitement.

happiness

Frequency: 60 %

The news of her promotion brought on immense happiness.

laughter

Frequency: 50 %

His jokes always bring on fits of laughter.

nostalgia

Frequency: 45 %

Listening to that song always brings on feelings of nostalgia.

anxiety

Frequency: 40 %

The thought of the exam brought on a wave of anxiety.

Idiomatic Expressions for bring on

• Phrase: bring on the competition
  Meaning: to eagerly anticipate or welcome a challenge or rival
  Usage: I've been training hard for this race, so bring on the competition!