Moderate as in bring to bear To present or move something to an earlier time or position, as in advance. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Bring Forward'
The teacher decided to bring forward the date of the science fair to accommodate students' schedules.
In the story, the protagonist made a strategic move to bring forward the critical evidence in court.
During the meeting, he decided to bring forward the proposal for a new marketing strategy.
The chef wanted to bring forward a unique dish to impress the guests at the culinary competition.
As the director, she decided to bring forward a surprise twist in the plot of the film.
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