" brought off "

1: to carry through (as a process) to completion;

  * e.g., " ... the cast and crew were able to bring off an eccentric but engaging reinterpretation of King Lear "

•  Synonyms : 

•  accomplished,

•  achieved,

•  carried off,

•  carried out,

•  committed,

•  compassed,

•  did,

•  executed,

•  followed through (with),

•  fulfilled,

•  made,

•  negotiated,

•  performed,

•  perpetrated,

•  prosecuted,

•  pulled off,

•  put through

•  Antonyms : 

•  adventured,

•  compromised,

•  endangered,

•  gambled (with),

•  hazarded,

•  imperiled,

•  jeopardized,

•  periled,

•  risked,

•  ventured

2: to remove from danger or harm;

  * e.g., " ... had it been alerted in time, a nearby ship might have been able to bring off all of the passengers from the Titanic "

•  Synonyms : 

•  bailed out,

•  delivered,

•  rescued,

•  saved

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

1: to carry through (as a process) to completion;

  * e.g., " ... the cast and crew were able to bring off an eccentric but engaging reinterpretation of King Lear "

•  Synonyms : 

•  accomplish,

•  achieve,

•  carry off,

•  carry out,

•  commit,

•  compass,

•  do,

•  execute,

•  follow through (with),

•  fulfill,

•  make,

•  negotiate,

•  perform,

•  perpetrate,

•  prosecute,

•  pull off,

•  put through

•  Antonyms : 

•  adventure,

•  compromise,

•  endanger,

•  gamble (with),

•  hazard,

•  imperil,

•  jeopardize,

•  peril,

•  risk,

•  venture

2: to remove from danger or harm;

  * e.g., " ... had it been alerted in time, a nearby ship might have been able to bring off all of the passengers from the Titanic "

•  Synonyms : 

•  bail out,

•  deliver,

•  rescue,

•  save

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)