shoring (up) (Meaning)

shoring (up)

to support or help (something), to support (something) or keep (something) from falling by placing something under or against it

No weak antonyms found.

The dilapidated building required extensive shoring up to prevent its collapse.
The crumbling cliff was shored up with steel beams to ensure its stability.
The failing bridge was shored up with temporary supports to keep it operational.
The beleaguered economy needed to be shored up with government stimulus measures.
The fading relationship was shored up with counseling and therapy.
The weakened immune system was shored up with supplements and lifestyle changes.
The sagging tent was shored up with additional poles for better support.
The eroding shore was shored up with sandbags and vegetation to prevent further damage.
The shaky investment portfolio was shored up by diversifying into safer assets.
The dwindling confidence of the team was shored up by inspirational speeches and positive feedback.

to support or help (something), to support (something) or keep (something) from falling by placing something under or against it

sustaining, carrying, bolstering, propping (up), staying, supporting, undergirding,upholding, underpinning, underlying

undermining, weakening,undercutting,

The dilapidated building required extensive shoring up to prevent its collapse.

The crumbling cliff was shored up with steel beams to ensure its stability.

The failing bridge was shored up with temporary supports to keep it operational.

The beleaguered economy needed to be shored up with government stimulus measures.