With infinitive or clause. With object clause: To procure or assist in procuring (that something should be done). Obsolete.

transitive. To accomplish (a purpose or objective); spec. to secure (a desired state of affairs). Usually with clause as object. Obsolete.

transitive. With that-clause as object. To arrange. Now archaic and rare.

transitive. To bring about, accomplish (an effect or aim). Obsolete.

To carry out, succeed in. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To accomplish, complete, fulfil. Also with that and object clause: To bring about, ensure.

To cause to happen, bring to pass, occasion, accomplish, effect.

to bring to pass: to cause to happen; to bring to accomplishment, fulfilment, or realization.

To bring about, bring to effect. Obsolete.

To succeed in bringing to pass; to ‘manage’, to effect (a purpose).

transitive.

transitive. To accomplish by the use of appropriate means; to arrange or bring about, esp. by negotiation, influence, etc.; to contrive to obtain…

To bring about (an event, a result); to accomplish (an intention, a desire). transitive.

transitive. To bring to pass (an event); to carry into effect, accomplish (an intention, desire).

to level out: to extend on a level; †figurative to contrive, procure (an opportunity).

transitive. To effect by action or the exertion of force or influence; to bring about, accomplish. Obsolete.

transitive. To do (something) successfully; (in later use) spec. to wear (a garment, style of clothing, etc.) successfully; to look good in…

transitive. To effect, bring to pass.

transitive. To act in order to bring (something) about; to make (an outcome) happen; to plan, devise, contrive. Also: to manage or contrive (a matter…

transitive. To bring about or obtain through machination; to arrange, contrive, or plan, esp. artfully; to manipulate. Also (chiefly U.S.): to guide…