upbear Synonyms
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upbear Meaning
Webster
upbear (v. t.)
To bear up; to raise aloft; to support in an elevated situation; to sustain.
upbear Sentence Examples
- The towering oak tree upbears the weight of its sprawling branches.
- The iron beams upbear the immense weight of the concrete structure.
- The brave firefighters upbear the responsibility of protecting our homes and families.
- The government has a duty to upbear the well-being of its citizens.
- The foundation of the building upbears the entire edifice.
- The ancient pillars upbear the stone ceiling of the cathedral.
- The parents upbear the financial and emotional burdens of raising a family.
- The pillars of society upbear our moral and ethical values.
- The teacher upbears the weight of educating future generations.
- The rock climber's hands upbear their body as they ascend the sheer cliff face.
FAQs About the word upbear
To bear up; to raise aloft; to support in an elevated situation; to sustain.
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The towering oak tree upbears the weight of its sprawling branches.
The iron beams upbear the immense weight of the concrete structure.
The brave firefighters upbear the responsibility of protecting our homes and families.
The government has a duty to upbear the well-being of its citizens.
