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bringing outverbpresent participle of bring out to express (a thought or emotion) in wordshe ever so casually brings out the names of celebrities with whom he's supposedly buddy-buddy articulating, enunciating, passing, saying, speaking, stating, talking, telling, uttering, verbalizing, vocalizing airing, discussing, giving, looking, sharing, sounding, ventilating, venting, voicingblabbering, blurting, bolting, getting off, shootingadvertising, announcing, blazing, broadcasting, declaring, posting, proclaiming, promulgating, publicizing, publishingaffirming, alleging, asserting, averring, avouching, avowingbreathing, chirping, drawling, gasping, lipping, mouthing, murmuring, purring, shouting, spluttering, spouting, whisperingclothing, couching, formulating, formulizing, phrasing, putting, wordingcommenting, piping up (with), remarkingripping (out), snarling putting into words stifling, suppressing to make more apparenta blue scarf would bring out the color of your eyes accentuating, emphasizing, italicizing, stressing, underlining, underscoring amplifying, beefing (up), boosting, reinforcing(also reenforcing), strengtheningaugmenting, deepening, enhancing, enlarging, heightening, magnifying, maximizing, supplementingenlivening, jazzing (up) de-emphasizing decreasing, diminishing, lessening, minimizing, reducing, subduing, toning (down), understating, weakening |