Moderate as in extend To present or move something to an earlier time or position, as in advance. Clear All
4 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.
The teacher decided to bring forward the due date for the science project to give students more time to prepare.
The community decided to bring forward the annual festival to coincide with a special historical anniversary.
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