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View definitions for back up

back up

verb as in move backward

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Weak matches

verb as in support

adjective as in substitute

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This assumption is backed up by BBC Verify's examination of video footage of the strike.

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"For me, personally, having the complete set, it just feels really nice and it's quite poetic with the trampoline because it went silver, then down to bronze, and bounced back up to gold."

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Assethold said: "Any works carried out would be backed up with images and an invoice. We do inspect the properties regularly and do speak to the contractor if any complaints are raised about the works."

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He also argues that the supposed healthy lifestyle of the people who live in blue zones is not always backed up by real world data.

She finished third in Roubaix in a sprint finish, after chasing back up to the front group on her own.

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

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