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Meanings of pillar in English
Usage of pillar in English
1
The tourism industry is a vital pillar of the South African economy.
2
Political tensions have decimated investment and tourism, a pillar of the economy.
3
It's a pillar sector under the government's five-year development plan, said Chen.
4
It means Desjardins is no longer pursued by the pillar of fire.
5
Let the fire and cloudy pillar lead me all my journey through.
6
Nowadays, it's commonly used to negotiate rivers or reach a detached pillar.
7
The basic pillar of democracy is the inviolable integrity of the individual.
8
But Cameron's impossible timetable destroys the central pillar of his European strategy.
9
He and the Giant youth hid behind a pillar in the hall.
10
The pillar of fire rose in the early morning, brief and smoky.
11
Not one had turned her head in the direction of the pillar.
12
The Chinese diver Luxin Zhou is on course for a pillar-to-post gold.
13
The inside is lit by a great square crystal on a pillar.
14
They were just approaching the pillar when they saw Father Brendan MacGowan.
15
Two figures stepping from behind a pillar in front of Dynamo House.
16
I believe the width of the pillar should be divided between us.
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Pillar across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common