bring sth about
phr. v..phr. v.. to make something happen, especially a big change.
phr. v.. to cause something to happen; to be the catalyst for a significant change or event. Transitive and often used in formal or academic contexts.
The new law will bring about many changes.
The invention of the internet brought about a revolution in how we share information.
Historians argue whether the economic crisis alone was enough to bring about the collapse of the regime or if social unrest played a larger role.
usually followed by an abstract noun like 'change', 'reform', or 'destruction'.
contrast with 'cause'; while 'cause' often links to negative results, 'bring about' is more neutral and frequently used for intentional, large-scale societal or political shifts.
The meeting brought about to a decision.The meeting brought about a decision.this phrasal verb is transitive and takes a direct object; do not add the preposition 'to' after 'about'.