shored (Meaning)

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shored (imp. & p. p.)

of Shore

No weak antonyms found.

The engineers shored up the weak foundation of the building with steel beams.
The floodwaters had receded, leaving behind shored-up houses.
The government shored up the economy with a stimulus package.
The therapist shored up the client's self-esteem with positive affirmations.
The young woman shored up her courage and approached the stranger.
The volunteers shored up the sandbags to protect the town from the river overflow.
The firefighters shored up the burning house, preventing it from collapsing.
The veterinarian shored up the injured animal's limbs with splints.
The rescue team shored up the walls of the collapsed building, creating a safe passageway.
The carpenter shored up the sagging roof with additional supports.

of Shore

prop (up), support,sustain, carry, bolster, stay, buttress, bear, undergird, underpin

weaken,undermine, weaken, undermine, undercut,undercut,

The engineers shored up the weak foundation of the building with steel beams.

The floodwaters had receded, leaving behind shored-up houses.

The government shored up the economy with a stimulus package.

The therapist shored up the client's self-esteem with positive affirmations.