Supported is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUPPORTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUPPORT, to hold up
• bear all or part of the weight of; hold up
• give assistance to, especially financially
• provide with a home and the necessities of life
• produce enough food and water for; be capable of sustaining
• give approval, comfort, or encouragement to
• be actively interested in and concerned for the success of (a particular sports team)
• (of an actor or role) of secondary importance to the leading roles in a play or film
• (of a pop or rock group or performer) function as a secondary act to (another) at a concert.
• suggest the truth of; corroborate
• (of a computer or operating system) allow the use or operation of (a program, language, or device)
• endure; tolerate
NOUN:
• a thing that bears the weight of something or keeps it upright
• the action of supporting something or someone or the state of being supported
• material assistance
• approval, encouragement, or comfort
• a source of comfort or encouragement
• technical help given to the user of a computer or other product.
• a secondary act at a pop or rock concert
• evidence that serves to corroborate something
ADJECTIVE:
• sustained or maintained by aid (as distinct from physical support)
• held up or having the weight borne especially from below
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to hold up or add strength to

Words related to SUPPORTED

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Words that contain SUPPORTED

unsupported16 unsupportedly21

How to use SUPPORTED in a sentence

• All the allied powers supported Russia in this demand.
• It could only do this because it believed itself supported in its intentions by Russia.
• Her imagination had depicted him to her as suffering fearfully, but yet supported and illuminated by sanctity, love, and patience.
• In the second place, the army is supported by appropriations made by congress, and these are made for short periods.
• Three of the lads used to come for him in the morning and carry him in triumph to school, seated upon the shoulders of one and supported on each side by his companions.
• Cairns left Berwick, and he supported it with voice and pen till the close of his life.
• He is however supported by an other late writer of much greater merit.
• This was an oblong building, supported on pillars, in which it was the custom for the monks to entertain strangers or travellers of their order.
• The British held the lake posts, and more or less actively supported the Indians in their efforts to bar the Americans from the Northwest.
• The state was supported against China by Russia, which was continually pressing eastward, and in the south by Great Britain, which was pressing towards Tibet.
• Adam and Vivian did their work so well that Wellington ordered his whole line of infantry to advance, supported by cavalry and artillery.
• Defence! what defence could I make against an accusation so strongly put, and so amply supported by circumstances? None.
• Some are supported by our funds, others by the funds of the English Presbyterians.
• His guardian showed him proof of his birth, and a paper which gave to him, at twenty-one, the command of a small sum of money, the interest of which had heretofore supported him.
• The expense, at which it is supported on her part, seems enormous.
• At all times in central and northern Spain the country population has supported the police when the government would act firmly.
• Her right elbow rested on the back of the chair and she supported her cheek on her hand.
• The spirit of fanaticism, by which that assembly had at first been strongly supported, was now turned, in a great measure, against them.
• When his majesty recovered, then many who had voted against government changed their sentiments, and again supported it.
• On the other hand the motion for an address was supported by Sir Robert Wilson, and Messrs.
• In a wood close by, the enemy had machine guns, supported by a body of Uhlans.
• His head was supported by two bits of board and a pair of very muddy boots.
• Here, also, we find the beginning of poor-law legislation, those unable to work are to be supported in the town where born.
• Fujinami Gentaro naturally supported the claims of his own progeny.
• Nearly twenty thousand of his men had fallen, but huge resources and a President who supported him absolutely were behind him and he was merely planning a new method of attack.
• He would have fallen, but with a quick instinct Teresa sprang to his side, and supported him gently to a root.

Similar words containing SUPPORT without suffix ed

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