To cause (a person) to be carried or conducted to a destination. To direct to be conveyed as a prisoner or a slave; to commit or consign officially to…

figurative. transitive. To cause (blame, sorrow, etc.) to fall on (or upon) a person. Obsolete.

transitive. To incur (penalty).

Chiefly with on, upon (formerly also †in, †into, †of, †to, †with). intransitive. To have a physical (esp. physiological) effect or influence on a…

transitive. figurative. To attract (a particular response or reaction); to bring (something, esp. censure) on (also upon) a person.

To tend to bring on; to lie open to.

transitive. To cause to come; to draw, bring, turn, direct; to bring down. Obsolete. Const. on, upon.

transitive. To bring on, or cause (a state, condition, feeling) to come upon someone or something; esp. to induce (a disease, etc.) in addition to…

To cause to be incurred; to bring on or upon (some one); to entail. Obsolete.

To cause (punishment, judgements, etc.) to alight on, upon.

To bring on as a state or condition. Const. upon.