undershore

verb

Infinitive: undershore
3rd person: undershores
Present: undershoring
Gerund: undershoring
Past: undershored
Perfect: undershored

To give or express support; to furnish justification for; uphold; prop up.

Examples:

At the first opportunity, she undershored the conversation with a grandmamly, field-proven conciliatory enhancer: —The tea scentiful is presteamed! (Context: In her archaic language, Grandma Estela offers freshly prepared fragrant tea to ease up a stressful conversation. Source: J∙ Okram - The Mystery of the Rammed Key.)

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