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Meanings of buttress in anglès
Architectural structure, usually of masonry, built to strengthen or support walls or resist the lateral thrust of vaults.
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Examples for "buttressing"
Examples for "buttressing"
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But some reckon that the new age needs buttressing by new thinking.
2
She soothed him gently and sweetly, buttressing his weakness with her love.
3
Paul Kimmage and Martin Earley, the other valiant musketeers buttressing our partisan interest.
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Microsoft is buttressing this stance in arguing against the ruling from Judge Alsup.
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But the circumstantial evidence of the hormone's role in buttressing male assertiveness is overwhelming.
Usage of buttress in anglès
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Meanwhile, the State continues to buttress the better-off with free tuition fees.
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Tipperary buttress their lead and the reporters have found their turning point.
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Haldane even cites the highest of all authorities to buttress this idea:
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The following day we studied our line on the tower's southeast buttress.
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We rounded the buttress only to find that the chase had vanished.
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Close to the ground on the south-west corner buttress are two string-courses.
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Italian lenders are increasingly betting on insurance to buttress weakening banking revenues.
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I got astride of the buttress, and painfully forced my way up.
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Hiding themselves behind a buttress, they awaited his coming in breathless silence.
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Three women alone would have to buttress their authority with such trappings.
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Ahead, a rounded buttress curved around the corner of the training yard.
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A smear of fresh blood coated the trunk of a buttress tree.
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Both sides of the debate say scientific studies buttress their points.
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He used a facile mixture of fact and opinion to buttress his conclusions.
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They both drive economic growth and also buttress the political system.
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Ethics legislation was supposed to buttress the public's confidence in politics.
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Translations for buttress
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United States of America
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