Noun:

ପ୍ଲାଙ୍କ୍ |,

shoring up's Usage Examples:

His task was to travel about Apulia shoring up the defences of the scattered towns still loyal to the Byzantines.

D) 'Chapelnatural rock amphitheatre with views to the east;earthwork terraces with stone retaining walls;various materials (steel, wire) still in place and visible, for shoring up and reinforcing the terraces;rock mural with cross and the initials VR to the left of the cross and RV to the right of it.

objectives of the new Afghan government focused on strengthening the army and shoring up the economy, including transport and communications.

The aid was aimed primarily at shoring up Western Europe, as the Cold War developed.

manager Jim Gavin deployed him as a "sweeping centre back", responsible for shoring up Dublin"s defense against leaking goals.

flooding their lower grades with top players at the end of a season and shoring up their club championship results.

rapidly he fired off his "unsimultaneous clusters", Moholo stayed with him, shoring up the sound.

Cellular Chaos since its inception a half decade or so ago, have persevered, shoring up their lineup recently with drummer Rad Chaines and signing on with noise-rock.

He was active in anti-German propaganda and shoring up support for the Allies—two years after his death the British Film Yearbook.

gets repairs beginning today, Toronto Star, June 22, 1992 A start on shoring up lakefront, Toronto Star, 2006 Martin Goodman Trail paving along Leslie.

"India shoring up ties with Asean: Hamid Ansari to visit three countries".

"Minnesota United"s big offseason moves aimed at shoring up goals against".

is a bundle of sticks or similar, were used in military defences for revetting (shoring up) trenches or ramparts, especially around artillery batteries.

Synonyms:

propping up, shoring, support, supporting,

Antonyms:

disallow, forbid, boycott, disapproval, negate,