Brings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRINGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRING, to take with oneself to a place
• take or go with (someone or something) to a place
• cause (someone or something) to come to a place
• involve (someone) in a particular activity
• cause someone to receive (an amount of money) as income or profit
• cause (someone or something) to move in a particular direction
• cause (something)
• cause (someone or something) to be in a particular state or condition
• initiate (legal action) against someone
• force oneself to do something unpleasant

Words related to BRINGS

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How to use BRINGS in a sentence

• In a week I found myself the most-talked-of man in the dominion, and soon I saw the troubles that credit brings.
• The evening train brings two ladies, Valencia and Lucia.
• Ah! it brings the tears to my old eyes when I think how proud they were of their Colonel.
• For thinking upon her brings perfect wisdom, And he who lies awake for her sake shall quickly be free from care.
• A quarter of an hour in the train brings the visitor into the heart of the city.
• This feeling brings with it a greater sense of self-respect and responsibility.
• The hen brings out her little brood, The swallow finds her young ones food, The stork her house is keeping.
• Martin he brings sweet things for the good children and rods for the bad.
• The progress of the natural sciences thus brings unexpected reinforcements to the revolution which the progress of historical discipline had begun.
• The sight of one of those little white pearls peeping out of the swollen gum brings a cold sweat over me now.
• His instincts were all for the great outdoors, and from such the sun brings quick response.
• How many are they? Man brings his optical instruments to perfection and is able to pierce further into the fields of heaven, discovering ever more and more.
• This brings us to one of the fundamental points of distinction between Hinayana and Mahayana.
• His deepest inspiration brings out most plainly his mental form, just as the drawing of a full breath shows the real shape of a man.
• But neither repentance nor conversion, nor both together, brings the individual into relationship with God.
• This first of the two battles fought at Gravelines brings us down to 1558, the year in which Mary died, Elizabeth succeeded her, and a very different English age began.
• Our fire-trench here runs round the angle of an orchard, which brings it uncomfortably close to the Germans.
• As Egypt presents us with two types of physique, so it brings before us two strongly different types of character.

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