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Meaning of backers
backers
constituting the final 9 holes of an 18-hole course, a player in this position, having returned or been returned, to have the rear part facing in the direction of something, the part of one's mind where thoughts and memories are stored to be drawn on, in or into the past, to provide musical accompaniment for, the part of something that is opposite or away from the front part, to shift counterclockwise compare veer entry 1 sense 2, the back considered as an area of vulnerability, the corresponding part of a four-footed or lower animal, moving or operating backward, to, toward, or at the rear, the rear part of the human body especially from the neck to the end of the spine, distant from a central or main area, to furnish with a rear part, to provide with a back, a position in some games (such as football or soccer) behind the front line of players, not current, to be at the rear part of, under restraint, to assume financial responsibility for, the part of a lower animal (such as a quadruped) corresponding to the human back, being at or in the back, being retroactive especially as compensation, the farther or reverse side, to take opposite positions alternately, substantiate, to move backward, the back considered as the seat of one's awareness of duty or failings, to or at an angle off the vertical, to or toward a former state, the corresponding part of a lower animal (as a quadruped), to support by material or moral assistance, without one's knowledge, something at or on the back for support, to articulate (a speech sound) with the tongue farther back, to move or cause to move back or backward, not yet paid, the body considered as the wearer of clothes, a swimming race in which swimmers use the backstroke, to, toward, or in a place from which a person or thing came, in an inferior or secondary position, to give aid or support to, to cause to go back (see back entry 2 sense 1a) or in reverse, the part of the upper surface of the tongue behind the front and lying opposite the soft palate when the tongue is at rest, the side or surface opposite the front or face, to get into inadvertently, being in arrears, behind, ago, a place away from the front, in return or reply, no longer current, articulated at or toward the back of the oral passage, a show of contempt, in or into a reclining position, being overdue or in arrears, spinal column, the rear part, capacity for labor, effort, or endurance, to shift in a counterclockwise direction, behind a competitor in points or ranking, under control, in or into a delayed condition, to manage the sails of a ship so as to keep it clear of obstructions as it floats down with the current of a river or channel, a position in some games (as football or soccer) behind the front line of players, spine sense 1c
backers Sentence Examples
- The project's backers financially supported its development.
- Loyal backers stood behind the candidate in the election.
- Influential backers lent their name and reputation to the initiative.
- The campaign's backers rallied support from the public.
- Generous backers donated large sums to the cause.
- Skeptical backers expressed doubts about the venture's feasibility.
- Silent backers remained behind the scenes, offering support without public recognition.
- Vocal backers actively promoted the project and criticized its detractors.
- Corporate backers invested in the business, seeking both financial returns and public goodwill.
- Committed backers vowed to support the effort until its completion.
FAQs About the word backers
constituting the final 9 holes of an 18-hole course, a player in this position, having returned or been returned, to have the rear part facing in the direction
advocates, advocators,supporters, proponents,exponents, apostles, gospellers, champions, promoters, friends
adversaries,opponents, antagonists, enemies, rivals,foes, critics,belittlers
The project's backers financially supported its development.
Loyal backers stood behind the candidate in the election.
Influential backers lent their name and reputation to the initiative.
The campaign's backers rallied support from the public.
