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pillar

[pil-er] / ˈpɪl ər /




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“Snoopy is such a cultural pillar that I feel like fads can’t just wash it off,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

The localisers damaged in the crash still stand at the end of the runway, and what appear to be fragments of concrete slabs and pillars are strewn across a field not far away.

From Barron's

“Modern infrastructure is the linchpin of American competitiveness in AI. We share Google’s conviction that energy innovation and community investment are the pillars of what must come next,” Intersect’s Kimber said in the press release.

From MarketWatch

The three pillars of transport, housing and food all present a challenge.

From MarketWatch

"If you imagine being a small child and being put from pillar to post with different people and then you arrive virtually into a stranger's house, you are going to be very scared," she adds.

From BBC