CEFR B2

bring about

phrasal verb

Meaning

Cause something to happen or occur.

Examples

Technological innovation has brought about a revolution in how we communicate.
The manager worked hard to bring about a more positive atmosphere in the office.

Synonyms: cause, trigger, generate, effectuate

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bring about (B2)

phrasal verb

Pronunciation: /brɪŋ əˈbaʊt/

Definition

Cause something to happen or occur.

Examples

Technological innovation has brought about a revolution in how we communicate.
The manager worked hard to bring about a more positive atmosphere in the office.
We need to identify the specific factors that brought about this sudden economic decline.

How to Use bring about

bring about [change/result] (collocation): To cause a specific outcome or transformation. — "The new law will bring about a major change in tax policy."
what brought about [event]? (collocation): Asking for the cause of a past event. — "What brought about such a dramatic shift in your plans?"

Synonyms of bring about

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