Medical Interventions

verb action word that indicates bringing something or someone to a particular place or state

• The lawyer will bring to the court all the necessary evidence to support his case.
• I'll bring to the meeting the report you asked for.
• She always brings to the party some good vibes.
• His speech brought to light the issues that had been hidden for so long.

noun a psychological state resembling sleep characterized by heightened susceptibility to suggestion

• The practice of hypnotism involves inducing a trance-like state in a person to manipulate their thoughts and behaviors.
• I heard that hypnotism can help people quit smoking by reprogramming their subconscious mind.
• Some people think hypnotism is just a bunch of hocus pocus, but others swear by its effectiveness.
• The politician's charismatic speeches had a hypnotism-like effect on the audience, captivating them with his words.

adjective relating to or involving intercession, especially in a religious context

• The intercessional meeting was held to discuss the ongoing conflict.
• I heard there's an intercessional gathering happening tomorrow.
• Let's skip the intercessional talk and get straight to the point.
• Her intercessional role in mediating between the two parties was crucial in resolving the dispute.

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

• The new software system saved the company thousands of dollars in operating costs.
• I saved a bunch of money by switching to a cheaper phone plan.
• I totally saved my skin by coming up with a last-minute excuse.
• Her quick thinking saved the day during the crisis.