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backed up

verb as in move backward

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verb as in support

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This appears to be backed up by the appearance of videos on social media showing men believed to be North Koreans in Russian uniforms, at what appear to be military training facilities in Russia.

From BBC

With Miocic backed up against the cage, Jones unleashed a crushing spinning back kick to the body which dropped the challenger, before the referee stepped in to end the contest.

From BBC

Straddling the border between West Hollywood and Los Angeles, it backed up against L.A.’s burgeoning Sycamore District that includes upmarket stores, restaurants and art galleries that have sprung up in the former industrial district.

It was the kind of decision built upon trust between a coaching staff and its roster; backed up by a season of the Dodgers defying expectations.

“It is a start based on good intentions, but it must be backed up by further ambition and investment in the multi-year spending review due next spring.”

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

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