Verb:

ਇਕਸਾਰ ਰਹੋ,

bear upon's Usage Examples:

gameplay rests on the Japanese player who must attempt to bring forces to bear upon Midway Island.

She tried, as Boswell (1936: 553) quotes, to bring psychological analysis and reflection to bear upon the imaginative experience communicated by great poetry, and to examine those forms or patterns in which the universal forces of our nature there find objectification.

was ordered to advanced across the desert in order to bring pressure to bear upon Allenby"s inland flank in Palestine.

John Murray said of him, He had brought to bear upon his exposition and defense of this, the Reformed Faith in its integrity.

Journal of Entrepreneurship is a forum for discussion of issues that bear upon and enfold the field of entrepreneurship.

of an argument map, with all supporting and objecting premises which bear upon it placed underneath.

clinical field as well as areas of related knowledge that can be brought to bear upon medical practice from the world of psychology, sociology and other behavioural.

Entrepreneurship is a forum for discussion of issues that bear upon and enfold the field of entrepreneurship.

political, economic and social conditions in Mandatory Palestine as they bear upon the problem of Jewish immigration and settlement therein and the well-being.

practical medicine and surgery by the collection of cases, especially such as bear upon undetermined questions in pathology and therapeutics".

Complaints were made that religious pressure was being brought to bear upon voters.

Based on this case, the new concept of unconscionability in general and contractual law was passed by Australian legislation, defining it in two ways:Using undue influence or coercion, where the consumer is not in a position to make an independent decision based on the fact that undue influence is made to bear upon him/her.

Basic philosophical questions bear upon the question of the efficacy of prayer – for example, whether statistical.

Synonyms:

slam-dunk, repercuss, hydrolise, discommode, strike a blow, expose, tell on, put out, excite, alter, redound, influence, treat, peril, queer, tinge, incommode, scupper, work, touch on, bother, color, stimulate, trouble, colour, touch, hydrolize, subject, distort, disoblige, endanger, bear on, change, affect, inconvenience, impact, hit, modify, process, strike, act upon,

Antonyms:

stifle, keep quiet, hide, close, underexpose,