Brought and Took

Brought

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Took is an antonym for brought.

Took

Definitions of Brought not found.

Brought is an antonym for took.

Both words in one sentence

  • Defeat Means Friendship Each time the Persians took Jerusalem, they killed Christians and brought in Jews; every time the Byzantines took it back, they killed Jews and brought in Christians.
  • However, once Dan Slott took over full time as writer, it took him less than a year to sink the Peter/Carlie relationship and brought Peter and Mary Jane much closer together as friends again.
  • Talking Is a Free Action Fortunately, the TV Broadcast usually shows an instant replay of the major events that took place during the break so the TV Audience is brought up to speed on how the other wrestler took control.
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