Phrasal Verb - Leading Up To
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.Definition
A phrasal verb meaning to cause something to happen or bring about a situation, often implying a chain of events or gradual progression.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The unexpected snowstorm led up to a power outage that lasted for hours. |
| 2 | Her constant criticism led up to her husband's decision to leave her. |
| 3 | The series of small mistakes led up to a major error in the project. |
| 4 | His poor time management skills led up to missing deadlines and losing business. |
| 5 | The rising tension between the two countries led up to a full-scale war. |
| 6 | Her persistent efforts led up to her getting the job she had always wanted. |
| 7 | The sequence of events led up to a dramatic climax in the novel. |
| 8 | His neglect of his health led up to a heart attack. |
| 9 | The series of tests led up to the final exam. |
| 10 | Their disagreement led up to a physical fight. |