Synonym: bear out, corroborate, support. Similar words: underground, under, founder, undergo, under way, maunder, thunder, blunder. Meaning: v. 1. support from beneath 2. support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm.
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31. That reality must underpin our partnership.
32. But the European debt crisis is undermining two, near - canonical assumptions that have come to underpin markets.
33. These themes underpin Beijing's adherence to a policy of "non-interference" in other nations' affairs.
34. It is important to significantly increase the programme's size, so as to underpin business confidence.
35. If the trend in rising employment continues, it could help underpin consumption levels.
36. There are, however, two secular trends that underpin the growth in the industry.
37. Producers have, therefore, preferred term sales contracts to underpin upfront investment.
38. Candour has its place in foreign policy, but it requires a strategy to underpin the rhetoric.
39. There are superb cinematics to accompany the player's progression through the game that also underpin the plot, its surprise developments and many comic moments.
40. The present invention also provides the construction process of the active foundation underpin structure.
41. This phenomenon called long-term potentiation (LTP) is thought to underpin learning and memory and its molecular basis is being investigated intensively.
42. In fact, operators have started to offer such building blocks to underpin other firms' mobile services and have launched an effort to standardise them,(sentencedict.com) called OneAPI.
43. In some cases, it is not even clear who might do the focused applied research that must underpin advances in zoonotic disease prevention and control.
44. But private buying is unpredictable and cannot underpin the market in the way dealer - buying used to.
45. The C200 will ride on SsangYong 's new monocoque platform, which should ensure car-like handling while also being adaptable enough to underpin front and all-wheel drive vehicles.
More similar words: underground, under, founder, undergo, under way, maunder, thunder, blunder, underway, plunder, underlie, fall under, undercut, flounder, come under, undergone, undermine, understand, undersell, undertake, underlying, underneath, underwrite, undergrowth, thunderbolt, undertaking, under control, understanding, undergarment, misunderstood.