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Meaning of "brought off"
Brought off" ~ Definition: Successfully accomplished or achieved a task, goal, or plan. Context: Describes a successful outcome or completion of a challenging or significant endeavor.
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- simple past tense and past participle of bring off
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brought off
The rearguard could not be brought off.
I have brought off a double event.
The coronation is just a really well brought off ceremony.
He brought off the difficult act quite easily.
The climbers were brought off by the rescue party.
A number of prisoners were brought off.
He thus brought off his little flock in safety.
And meat that he had brought off the island.
We brought off the task.
The rear guard itself could not be brought off.
They were brought off the yacht by a couple of men.
I hate being brought off.
I was brought off my pedestal.
I had the awkwardness to think then that I had just brought off a decisive victory.
We brought off the great coup of reconciling the widely varying views.
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Applause They are the ones who have brought off this political masterpiece.
He was brought off the streets by police last year and given shelter.
So Broughton was brought off.
The Jew has brought off the same trick upon music.
One of the country 's most popular politicians brought off the gamble.
The project has been brought off and the stores have been restored.
I admit that some of your ideas which sounded hair-brained you finally brought off.
He is newly brought off from Quakerism.
Wow . Ancient stories of humans brought off planet.
They were brought off the yacht by a couple of men . Yeah.
One of the country 's most popular politicians brought off the gamble of his life.
He was brought off in the 59th minute against Finland.
By otherworldly beings. Ancient stories of humans brought off planet.
The surviving Allied cavalry was brought off by troops that Waldeck sent back.
His men, however, entrenched themselves, and were in the end brought off safely.
Could she also be brought off the holodeck?
Jackson wasn't it today. i would have left on Rory and brought off Jackson.
Her mother, whom she brought off here from Japan just before she died.
That 's as far as we got when Gates was brought off the case.
Edinson Cavani was brought off at half-time today for PSG.
The nameless whore embarked on a program of vengeance, and, by God, she nearly brought off.
I have the five extra horses that Lou brought off that truck, plus the dude-ranch horses.
I could 've played longer, but I was brought off.
Meanwhile, Perisic has been brought off to be replaced by Kramaric.
Brought off the cool realism of my TV piece " Spiele der Macht " Games of.
In this context, the Spanish armaments industry has brought off a historic contract.
Finally, General Pavia brought off a ' Coup d'Etat ' and the revolutionaries went underground again.
One of the country 's most popular politicians brought off the gamble Thank you.
Pavia brought off a ‘ Coup d'Etat ' and the revolutionaries.
I told them, that I was brought off from outward wars.
By otherworldly beings. Ancient stories of humans brought off planet - Wow.
Using her whaleboat Helm brought off six men from the two islands 31 January.
That said, though, several risky scenes are brought off with some aplomb.
On why he brought off Ozil and put Welbeck at No 10….
The second movement, Allegretto, was brought off in good style.
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I moaned at my father so much that he brought me back
I brought enough rifles to stop a small army
