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undergird

[uhn-der-gurd] / ˌʌn dərˈgɜrd /


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Yet all are undergirded by peoples that had a pre-existing sense of their own distinctiveness, their own nationhood.

From The Wall Street Journal

So funny that it just might undergird a show of its own.

From New York Times

But many people in France also embraced it as a cultural symbol, a visual anchor of Paris and a reminder of the Catholic traditions that undergird a proudly secular republic.

From Washington Post

Those experiences — seeing the humanity of his Black friends but still living under the white supremacist order of the era — undergirded his public life as a Southern Democrat.

From Seattle Times

The concerns are undergirded by warnings from U.S. officials about growing great power competition with both Russia and China.

From Washington Times