brought + -est <span class="searchmatch">broughtest</span> (archaic) second-person singular simple past indicative of bring bestrought...
bestrought (comparative more bestrought, superlative most bestrought) Alternative spelling of bestraught. <span class="searchmatch">broughtest</span>...
Reynes […], 1542, →OCLC, lines 456–459: False dissimulour, O Greek Sinon, that <span class="searchmatch">broughtest</span> Troye al outrely to sorwe. O false dissembler, like the Greek Sinon, who...
ride over our heads; we went through fire and through water: but thou <span class="searchmatch">broughtest</span> us out into a wealthy place. (transitive) to graft (a branch) onto a tree...
offence can be greater than this? Thou sentest after yonder youth and <span class="searchmatch">broughtest</span> him hither, on account of the lust of thy heart, so thou mightest do with...
bringed2 2nd-person singular bring, bringest† brought, brang1, bringed2, <span class="searchmatch">broughtest</span>† 3rd-person singular brings, bringeth† brought, brang1, bringed2 plural...
397: Thou [Jesus] followedst this poor slave [Onesimus] to Rome. Thou <span class="searchmatch">broughtest</span> him under the ministry of thy servant Paul. Thou apprehendedst him by...
their counſell from thee, but the darkeneſſe hideth not from thee, thou <span class="searchmatch">broughteſt</span> to light their workes of darkeneſſe, thou cauſedſt their own tongus to...