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Meanings of buttressing in English
Portuguese
contraforte Catalan
esperó Usage of buttressing in English
1
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.
4
Microsoft is buttressing this stance in arguing against the ruling from Judge Alsup.
5
But the circumstantial evidence of the hormone's role in buttressing male assertiveness is overwhelming.
6
Bumpers' closing speech for Clinton's defense team was credited with strongly buttressing Clinton's cause.
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Either way, these theorists did not ever get any verbal buttressing from Dom Manuel.
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It's old, and I never got around to buttressing it where it needs it.
9
With the cold air came cold water, condensing and freezing, and Maria's buttressing hand slid.
10
The lower part of the north-east buttress incorporates the remains of the original twelfth-century flat buttressing.
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Earlier this year, Pandora started including audio ads in addition to banners, further buttressing its bottom line.
12
Some learn that compliments are knives picking away at the incipient barriers still in need of buttressing.
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The most important function of the defensive is that of covering, buttressing, and intensifying the main attack.
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Half of it is being held up by buttressing, and it's got huts pitched in the streets.
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The reality is more on the lines of introducing a third hand that adds buttressing in the bass.
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Bündchen's role in buttressing Brady cannot be underestimated, he said, as she maintains a certain cache with advertisers.
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Frequent collocations
Buttressing through the time