Bring and Pay

Bring

Bring verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).

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Pay and bring are semantically related in carry topic. In some cases you can use "Pay" instead a verb "Bring", when it comes to topics like make.

Nearby Word: bringing

Pay verb - To give (someone) the sum of money owed for goods or services received.

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Bring and pay are semantically related in carry topic. Sometimes you can use "Bring" instead a verb "Pay", if it concerns topics such as make.

Nearby Words: payment, paid, paying, payable, payout

attention	bring attention	pay attention
life	bring life	pay life
man	bring man	pay man
people	bring people	pay people
Other words: someone, time, way, money, father.

It's even gotten to the point where when one dies, another family member will make a Deal with the Devil (and they know they'll pay a high price) to bring them back to life.

Source: Martyr Without a Cause
Batman's response to him is that he has yearned for the opportunity to make The Joker pay for what he did but does not out of fear for what it will bring about in him with regards to the rest of his rogues gallery.

Source: "World of Cardboard" Speech
Knowing Andre's insistence to always pay, Arnold sneaked over to the waiter to ask him to bring HIM the check instead.

Source: Wrestling / André the Giant

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