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Definition of undergird in English: undergirdverbʌndəˈɡəːdˌəndərˈɡərd [with object]1Secure or fasten from the underside, especially by a rope or chain passed underneath. - 1.1formal Provide support or a firm basis for.
that's a philosophy that needs to undergird retailers' business plans this year Example sentencesExamples - Her primary argument that passion undergirds all vital human endeavor and is the underlying basis for all human motivation/action leads to her overall conclusion.
- The church lent its ideological support to the state; the state undergirded the authority of the church with its secular power; neither interfered in the other's affairs.
- Until there are some real human institutions undergirding their society, they need a semi-authoritarian center.
- Some are, some aren't, depending on the philosophical basis which undergird those theories.
- This issue undergirds every one of our human interactions.
Rhymes absurd, bird, Byrd, curd, engird, gird, Heard, herd, Kurd, misheard, nerd, overheard, reheard, third, undeterred, unheard, unstirred, word Definition of undergird in US English: undergirdverbˌəndərˈɡərd [with object]1Secure or fasten from the underside, especially by a rope or chain passed underneath. - 1.1formal Provide support or a firm basis for.
that's a philosophy that needs to undergird retailers' business plans this year Example sentencesExamples - Her primary argument that passion undergirds all vital human endeavor and is the underlying basis for all human motivation/action leads to her overall conclusion.
- Some are, some aren't, depending on the philosophical basis which undergird those theories.
- The church lent its ideological support to the state; the state undergirded the authority of the church with its secular power; neither interfered in the other's affairs.
- This issue undergirds every one of our human interactions.
- Until there are some real human institutions undergirding their society, they need a semi-authoritarian center.
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