bore up (Meaning)
bore up
support, encourage, to have the strength or courage, to summon up courage, resolution, or strength, to prove to be effective or able to withstand something, to prove to be true, accurate, or valid
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bore up Sentence Examples
- The team bore up under the relentless pressure from their opponents.
- Despite the setback, the company bore up with resilience and determination.
- The students bore up the burden of their academic responsibilities admirably.
- The injured athlete bore up the pain stoically, refusing to give up.
- The community bore up the weight of the natural disaster with courage and compassion.
- The nation bore up the crisis with unity and resolve.
- The parents bore up the challenges of raising a child with disabilities with patience and love.
- The firefighters bore up the flames and fought tirelessly to save lives.
- The scientists bore up the complexities of the research project with unwavering dedication.
- The soldier bore up the horrors of war with strength and honor.
FAQs About the word bore up
support, encourage, to have the strength or courage, to summon up courage, resolution, or strength, to prove to be effective or able to withstand something, to
encouraged,inspired, buoyed (up),cheered (up), chirked (up), emboldened, reinforced, heartened, bucked up, steeled
depressed, daunted, disheartened, saddened,discouraged, enfeebled, dispirited, intimidated,undermined, weakened
The team bore up under the relentless pressure from their opponents.
Despite the setback, the company bore up with resilience and determination.
The students bore up the burden of their academic responsibilities admirably.
The injured athlete bore up the pain stoically, refusing to give up.
