borne

Speech parts

1. borne - Adjective

2. borne - Verb

Derived from bear

4. Borne - Proper noun

Meaning

of Bear

Carried; conveyed; supported; defrayed. See Bear, v. t.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

taken limited supported bear achieve acting weak agree worn narrow transmitted confined bore bounded admit

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Antonyms

left lost abandoned arbitrary deserted unfounded

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Phrases with the word

vector-borne disease borne out louse-borne typhus tick-borne fever jet-borne mite-borne disease

Anagrams

boner Breon Ebron Beorn

Examples

After aiding the base personnel in repelling a Majestic 12 attack, JC meets X-51 leader Gary Savage, who reveals that Daedalus is an artificial intelligence (AI) borne out of the ECHELON program. Source: Internet

After May 23, migrant workers started travelling for free, with expenses borne by States,” said Chief PRO of SWR E. Vijaya. Source: Internet

Aloe flowers are tubular, frequently yellow, orange, pink, or red, and are borne, densely clustered and pendant, at the apex of simple or branched, leafless stems. Source: Internet

Although this was much less than the 80,000 sorties flown by fighters, bomber crews suffered about half the total number of casualties borne by their fighter colleagues. Source: Internet

All medical costs incurred must be borne by the passengers. Source: Internet

A representative of the Grand Lodge, Dayo Pearce, said the donation was borne out of the organisation’s principle of love. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

bornaprolol bornaviral bornavirus borne a bill borne down borne out