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anchor

[ang-ker] / ˈæŋ kər /




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A wannabe cavalry unit, anchored in the center by an agent on a white horse, swept through a soccer field where children were attending day camp just minutes before.

From Los Angeles Times

Tyndale’s text would be the basis for all subsequent English Bibles, which would anchor democratic revolutions of the English-speaking world.

From The Wall Street Journal

“She anchors us on both ends, down in the paint, especially defensively,” Rice said.

From Los Angeles Times

Those long-term expectations are anchored, the strategists find, looking at both market prices and surveys.

From MarketWatch

Low pressure-driven weather took us in to the new week, anchored to the north.

From BBC