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View definitions for bring to bear

bring to bear

verb as in have to do with

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She said the political characters were not based on real politicians and she "deliberately stepped away from that as that's what an audience is going to bring to bear".

From BBC

Both exhibitions are a big jumble of things brought to bear on cultural history, a subject better handled through texts.

There is a limit to the influence that can be brought to bear, not just because of the realities in the region.

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He hopes “to bring to bear at the federal level many of the changes that we’re leading with here in California,” and has said promoting electric cars and solar and wind energy isn’t enough.

Beating up Rangers brought Celtic Park to a dizzy high and, as it unfolded, you wondered if any of their best stuff can be brought to bear on a bigger stage.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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