Brought in and Received

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Received and brought in are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Received" instead an adjective phrase "Brought in".

Received adjective - Held by or applicable to a majority of the people.

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Brought in and received are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brought in" instead an adjective "Received".

Nearby Words: receive, receiving, receiver, receivable

Despite featuring a slew of shows that are rather well-received today, the network struggled from the beginning, with the ratings that were brought in failing to please the network executives.

Source: Network Decay / Total Abandonment
Igor Stravinsky was brought in to oversee the production, but didn't like how his music was re-edited to match the "story" Disney thought up for it and the small fee he received.

Source: Music / Igor Stravinsky
This culminated in a television appearance in which a psychologist brought in to reveal him as crazy asked why he thought that people were trying to silence him, whereupon Icke cited the official harassment and multiple cancellations he had received aimed at just that.

Source: Properly Paranoid

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