undergird
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To blind below; to gird round the bottom.
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undergird the ship
By taking a leisurely approach to the sprawling ideas that undergird consumption and culture, these series are restorative, provoking new ideas and also making good on the chill part of Netflix & Chill.
Many of the societal systems and ruling families that undergird both Westeros and Essos stem from ancient Valyria, a mighty empire (well, “Freehold”) that ruled over this region of the world with magic and ferocity.
He seeks historical events that lie “behind the text”—events that undergird the theological content of the biblical accounts, but may be quite different from the accounts themselves.
We need to use all the tools at our disposal — not just federal policy and public education but the president’s bully pulpit and the example of the first family’s own dinner table — to promote a new culture of food that can undergird your sun-food agenda.