Similar words: brought, bought, wrought, drought, through to, overwrought, through thick and thin, bough. Meaning: adj. caused to exist.
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241 And yet in the changes that time has brought about there are already many things that can help our timid novitiate.
242 The cohesion between aluminium and the interlayer is resulted from the metallic bond and the cohesion between the enamel and the interlayer is brought about by the ionic bond and covalent bond .
243 Many traffic accidents seem to be brought about by the misplay or carelessness of the driver.
244 The novel is meant to emphasize the need for cooperative, as opposed to individualistic, solutions to social problems brought about by the mechanization of agriculture and the Dust Bowl drought.
245 The first large dent in the house was brought about by still another bee landing on Jack's cigar as he was driving the car into the front yard that peary autumn the stock market crashed.
246 Discuss the reasons that brought about the downfall of Louis Philippe and the Orleanist Monarchy in 1848.
247 If this action fails to work normally, such prolapses as gastroptosis, nephroptosis, hysteroptosis will be brought about.
248 In the novel skill, Bedlamite Diary brought about the transformation of narrative mode by the bedlamite 's image and the form of diary style.
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