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View definitions for bearing

bearing

noun as in person's conduct, posture

noun as in significance

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Qualities such as competence or experience have no bearing whatsoever.

From Slate

The meltdown is continuing and will do so until morale improves—which could be as soon as January, when Donald Trump takes office and begins bearing the brunt of everyone in the United States being mad about everything.

From Slate

They were trying to check under the floor to see if that section would be able to hold the lens while it was off its bearing when they found the bottle.

From BBC

The engineers had travelled to the 209-year-old lighthouse ahead of a year long project to check the bearing the five tonne lens rotates on.

From BBC

To fully harness the emotional might that Jackson seemed to possess, Jones said he transformed the recording studio into a concert stage by dimming the lights and urging Jackson to dance while he recorded, as if an entire audience were bearing witness.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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