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1. Buttressed: to hold up or serve as a foundation for
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2. The Buttressed material mod may be crafted and applied to raider, trapper, or marine armor at an armor workbench if the relevant plan is known
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3. The rise of the pope's temporal power, which for over a millennium Buttressed his claims to supremacy, is commonly traced to the middle of the eighth century, when a vacuum in civil leadership was created by the collapse of the Western Empire.
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6. What does Buttressed mean? Having buttresses or supports
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7. (adjective) Only the Buttressed outer walls still stood .
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8. • Buttressed (adjective) Sense 1
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11. Theories are constantly being pummeled, reshaped, sometimes Buttressed, more often completely demolished by data
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12. Antonyms for Buttressed include exposed, unsupported, open, unguarded, unprotected, unreinforced, bare, uncovered, out and visible
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13. The Buttressed core is a different species
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15. There are 114 Buttressed for sale on Etsy, and they cost $75.83 on average
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16. The most common Buttressed material is metal
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17. Buttressed: 1 adj held up by braces or buttresses Synonyms: braced supported held up or having the weight borne especially from below
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18. It has large leathery leaves, up to 12 inches long; the trunks are massive Buttressed structures with rough, gray-brown bark
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19. See 8 authoritative translations of Buttressed in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.
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20. In December, Buttressed by his conviction and advances in homemade rocketry, "Mad" Mike Hughes flipped on a camera and fantasized about the moment when …
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21. Close-packed, crushed by the Buttressed height of the railway viaduct, rendered airless by huge walls of factories, it at once banished
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22. Synonyms for Buttressed in Free Thesaurus
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23. 1 synonym for Buttressed: braced
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24. What are synonyms for Buttressed?
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26. The Secret Service Buttressed armor legs is an add-on for the Secret Service left leg and Secret Service right leg armor used by the pre- War Secret Service in Appalachia
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27. • The resistance is Buttressed by dim understanding of how a decentralized approach can improve matters
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28. • The example of Phil Gramm, who had a large war chest but could not move voters , Buttressed his argument.
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29. The principle is independently Buttressed by the prohibition on viewpoint discrimination of political speech imposed by the First Amendment
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30. Buttressed definition: held up by braces or buttresses synonyms: braced, supported antonyms: unsupported, unprepared, unwarranted
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31. The builders Buttressed that wall with stone structures
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32. She Buttressed her argument with solid facts
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33. The arguments for change are Buttressed by events elsewhere
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34. Others had been Jacked and Buttressed
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36. Most Buttressed segments failed away from the staple-line, while the non-Buttressed segments failed at the staple-line
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37. Conclusions: Gastrointestinal staple-lines Buttressed with bovine pericardium are able to maintain seam integrity at significantly higher intraluminal pressures when compared to non-Buttressed GI staple-lines in animal models.
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BUTTRESSED [ˈbətrəst]
Definition of buttress (Entry 2 of 2) transitive verb. architecture : to give support or stability to (a wall or building) with a projecting structure of masonry or wood : to furnish or shore up with a buttress (see buttress entry 1 sense 1) also : support, strengthen arguments buttressed by solid facts.
Something that serves to support, prop, or reinforce: "The law is by its very nature a buttress of the status quo" (J. William Fulbright). 1. To support or reinforce with a buttress. 2. To sustain, prop, or bolster: "The author buttresses her analysis with lengthy dissections of several of Moore's poems" (Warren Woessner).
"Buter" is also the source of our verb butt, meaning "to thrust, push, or strike with the head or horns." Relatively soon, "buttress" came to be used figuratively for anything that supports or strengthens something else.