Difference between Support and Back

SUPPORT vs BACK: NOUN

Encouragement, patronage, comfort.
Maintenance, etc. See living.
Synonyms Stay, strut, brace, shore.
The reasonable supply of the necessaries and comforts of life: as, intoxication of a husband injuring the wife's rights of support.
In music, an accompaniment; also, a subordinate; part.
Pl. Milit., the second line in a battle, either in the attack or in the defense.
Theat., an actor or actress who plays a subordinate or minor part with a star; also, the whole company collectively as supporting the principal actors.
That which upholds or relieves; aid; help; succor; relief; encouragement.
The keeping up or sustaining of anything without suffering it to fail, decline, be exhausted, or come to an end: as, the support of life or strength; the support of credit.
The act of upholding, maintaining, assisting, forwarding, etc.; countenance; advocacy: as, to speak in support of a measure.
One who or that which maintains a person or family; means of subsistence or livelihood: as, fishing is their support; he is the only support of his mother.
That which maintains life; subsistence; sustenance.
That which upholds, sustains, or keeps from falling; that, on which another thing is placed or rests; a prop, pillar, base, or basis; a foundation of any kind.
The act or operation of supporting, upholding, sustaining, or keeping from falling; sustaining power or effect.
Plural In the cloth trade, blocking-boards or wrapping-boards.
Help or advice offered to those encountering difficulties with a product or service.
The provision of money or the necessities of life.
One that supports.
The state of being supported.
The act of supporting.
A subordinate musical part; provides background for more important parts
Documentary validation
Financial resources provided to make some project possible
The financial means whereby one lives
Something providing immaterial support or assistance to a person or cause or interest
Supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation
Any device that bears the weight of another thing
The activity of providing for or maintaining by supplying with money or necessities
Aiding the cause or policy or interests of
The act of bearing the weight of or strengthening
A military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission

In swimming, backstroke.
A player who takes a position behind the front line of other players in certain games, such as football and soccer.
The binding itself.
The part of a book where the pages are stitched or glued together into the binding.
A part that supports or strengthens from the rear.
The reverse side, as of a coin.
The part opposite to or behind that adapted for view or use.
The part or area farthest from the front.
The backbone or spine.
The analogous dorsal region in other animals.
The part of the trunk of the human body along and to the sides of the spine between the neck and the pelvis; the dorsum.
The series of vertebrae forming the axis of the skeleton and protecting the spinal cord
The front and back covering of a book
The side that goes last or is not normally seen
(football) a person who plays in the backfield
The part of something that is furthest from the normal viewer
The posterior part of a human (or animal) body from the neck to the end of the spine
The part of a garment that covers your back
A support that you can lean against while sitting
The position of a player on a football team who is stationed behind the line of scrimmage

SUPPORT vs BACK: ADJECTIVE

Pronounced with the back of the tongue, as oo in cool. Used of vowels.
Being in a backward direction.
Being owed or due from an earlier time; in arrears.
Of a past date; not current.
Distant from a center of activity; remote.
Located or placed in the rear.

SUPPORT vs BACK: VERB

Put up with something or somebody unpleasant
Be behind; approve of
Establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts
Be a regular customer or client of
Support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm
Be the physical support of; carry the weight of
Argue or speak in defense of
Adopt as a belief
Play a subordinate role to (another performer)
Give moral or psychological support, aid, or courage to
Support materially or financially

Place a bet on
Give support or one's approval to
Cause to travel backward
Travel backward
Strengthen by providing with a back or backing
Shift to a counterclockwise direction
Be in back of
Be behind; approve of
Support financial backing for
Establish as valid or genuine

SUPPORT vs BACK: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To shift to a counterclockwise direction. Used of the wind.
To move backward.
To form the back or background of.
To adduce evidence in support of; substantiate.
To bet or wager on.
To provide with musical accompaniment. Often used with up.
To be in favor of; endorse or advocate: : support.
To provide with financial or moral support.
To furnish or strengthen with a back or backing.
To cause to move backward or in a reverse direction.

SUPPORT vs BACK: TRANSITIVE VERB

To be compatible with (a program).
To offer help or advice regarding (a product or service).
To act in a secondary or subordinate role to (a leading performer).
To endure; tolerate.
To have an enthusiastic interest in (a sports team).
To argue in favor of; advocate.
To aid the cause, policy, or interests of.
To furnish corroborating evidence for.
To keep from falling in value, as by government purchases.
To keep from weakening or failing; give confidence or comfort to.
To bear or hold up (an amount of weight).
To bear the weight of, especially from below; keep from falling, sinking, or slipping.

SUPPORT vs BACK: ADVERB

In reply or return.
In check or under restraint.
In reserve or concealment.
In, to, or toward a past time.
In, to, or toward a former condition.
In, to, or toward a former location.
At, to, or toward the rear or back.
In answer
In or to or toward an original condition
In or to or toward a former location
In repayment or retaliation
At or to or toward the back or rear
In or to or toward a past time

SUPPORT vs BACK: OTHER WORD TYPES

Carry the weight of
Be the physical support of
Approve of
Be behind
A musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts
To accompany or attend as an honorary coadjutor or aid; act as the aid or attendant of: as, the chairman was supported by …
To vindicate; defend successfully: as, to support a verdict or judgment.
To assist in general; help; second; further; forward: as, to support a friend, a party, or a policy; specifically, military, to aid by being in line and ready to take part with in attack or defense: as, the regiment supported a battery.
To keep up in reputation; maintain: as, to support a good character; sustain; substantiate; verify: as, the testimony fails to support the charges.
To keep from failing or fainting by means of food; sustain: as, to support life; to support the strength by nourishment.
To supply funds or means for: as, to support the expenses of government; maintain with the necessary means of living; furnish with a livelihood: as, to support a family.
To keep up; carry on; maintain: as, to support a contest.
In music, to perform an accompaniment or subordinate part to.
To act with, accompany, or second a leading actor or actress.
Theat.: To represent in acting on or as on the stage; keep up; act: as, to support the part assigned.
To uphold by aid, encouragement, or countenance; keep from shrinking, sinking, failing, or fainting: as, to support the courage or spirits.
To endure without being overcome; bear; undergo; also, to tolerate.
To bear; prop up; bear the weight of; uphold; sustain; keep from falling or sinking.

Approve of
Be behind
The part of a garment that covers the back of your body
The protective covering on the front, back, and spine of a book
In reply
Of an earlier date
Related to or located at the back
Located at or near the back of an animal
(idiom) (have got (someone's) back) To be prepared or ready to support or vouch for someone, as in a crisis.
(idiom) (behind (one's) back) In one's absence or without one's knowledge.
(idiom) (back to back) Consecutively and without interruption.
(idiom) (back and fill) To vacillate in one's actions or decisions.
(idiom) (back and fill) To maneuver a vessel in a narrow channel by adjusting the sails so as to let the wind in and out of them in alteration.

SUPPORT vs BACK: RELATED WORDS

Patronage, Stand, Patronize, Defend, Substantiate, Bolster, Affirm, Underpin, Reinforcement, Documentation, Sustenance, Sustain, Endorse, Funding, Backing

Support, Back up, Cover, Backbone, Spine, Rearmost, Rearward, Punt, Rearwards, Hind, Rear, Game, Second, Backward, Backwards

SUPPORT vs BACK: DESCRIBE WORDS

Keep, Corroborate, Hold, Patronage, Stand, Patronize, Substantiate, Bolster, Affirm, Underpin, Reinforcement, Documentation, Sustenance, Endorse, Funding

Support, Back up, Cover, Backbone, Spine, Rearmost, Rearward, Punt, Rearwards, Hind, Rear, Game, Second, Backward, Backwards

SUPPORT vs BACK: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

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Friday shall be sworn or other party you have worked together to support affidavit of support for custody example, make the first.
The DHS Office of Child Support is required to provide all necessary child support services ssistance.
Collection of use these affidavits and jake is responsible to support for custody example, not your child no speculations or support.
The Division of Child Support helps parents establish a financial partnership to support their children when they do not live together.
Job titles such as Desktop Support, IT Technician, PC Engineer, Desktop Support Analyst.
These include child support, spousal support, student loans, criminal fines or restitution orders, and some tax debts.
All technical issues and support related enquiries should be addressed to SOTI support.
USCIS will require additional evidence to support the affidavit of support.
Establishment of an order for spousal support or child support.

During the summer, I was active with Parkview Health in helping get our partnered schools back to school and back to sport.
It is these questions that are sought to be answered within the context of back to back indemnities.
Navigate back to find the us baby registry checklist to have a back and if they bought.
Officers in the back radioed that someone went out the back door.
You can come back to this menu to turn it back on at anytime.
Cash back credit cards are a useful tool to get paid back for the things you buy every day.
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These are the best cash back apps to get money back when shopping.
Back, foolish tears, back to your native spring.
This brings back the relevance of back to back arrangements.

SUPPORT vs BACK: QUESTIONS

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When does child support stop in a child support agreement?
How do child support offices help parents pay for child support?
How many support tickets can one support agent handle per day?
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Does ECMAScript 5 support un-numbered partial support?

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Why do the Braves have back-to-back days off this season?
How many times has Vanderbilt hired back-to-back black head coaches?
Can you watch Rogue One and a New Hope back to back?
Which Canadian skaters won back-to-back gold medals at the Olympics?
Does breastfeeding get easier after having three babies back to back?
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How did Benfica become back to back Champions League winners?
How many Ashes series have there been back to back?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUPPORT AND BACK

SUPPORT vs BACK: NOUN

SUPPORT vs BACK: ADJECTIVE

SUPPORT vs BACK: VERB

SUPPORT vs BACK: INTRANSITIVE VERB

SUPPORT vs BACK: TRANSITIVE VERB

SUPPORT vs BACK: ADVERB

SUPPORT vs BACK: OTHER WORD TYPES

SUPPORT vs BACK: RELATED WORDS

SUPPORT vs BACK: DESCRIBE WORDS

SUPPORT vs BACK: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

SUPPORT vs BACK: QUESTIONS