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bring suit

bring suit verb: to initiate a legal proceeding; to sue.

Verb

bring suit (third-person singular simple present brings suit, present participle bringing suit, simple past and past participle brought suit)

  1. To initiate a legal proceeding; to sue.

Forms of bring suit

third-person singular presentbrings suit
present participlebringing suit
past participlebrought suit
pastbrought suit

Questions about bring suit

What does bring suit mean?
Bring suit means to initiate a legal proceeding; to sue.
What part of speech is bring suit?
Bring suit is a verb.
What is the past tense of bring suit?
The past tense of bring suit is brought suit.

Words near bring suit in the dictionary

  1. Bring radical
  2. Bring radicals
  3. bring round
  4. bring sand to the beach
  5. bring someone to their knees
  6. bring suit
  7. bring the curtain down
  8. bring the house down
  9. bring the lumber
  10. bring the wood
  11. bring through

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