backed
- adjective
- /bækt/
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- The proposal includes a backed plan that ensures sustainability and growth.
Went from being asset backed to being debt backed once it was debt backed.
- Went from being asset backed to being debt backed once it was debt backed.
- They're not FDIC insured, They're not backed by the SIPC.
- Which is why I believe in smart sound science backed supplementation.
- Fiat paper, By the way, it's not backed by anything.
- It was a huge private company backed by a huge public government.
- So, so it has to be see, real belief in people is backed by behavior.
- And so I was looking for things that were science backed, but very simple.
- This is prescriptions backed by science.
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And so I was looking for things that were science backed, but very simple.
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It's a brain hack that is backed by science.
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It was a huge private company backed by a huge public government.
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I'm offering you a research backed three-part program.
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It is a science backed healthy hot cocoa for sleep.
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Now one is the most clinically backed green powder.
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Chamath runs a company that is VC backed right here, many of them.
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I use this reverie app that's research backed reveri.com.
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The new chair is comfortable and backed with durable fabric for extra support.
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Our camping tent is backed by a waterproof layer to keep us dry during rain.
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- Specialized
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An investment made from many home loans that pays interest and loan repayments to investors sometimes backed by the government
- South African
A small wild dog with black fur on its back and shoulders that lives in Africa
A small salamander from eastern North America with a red stripe along its back
A large white sea bird with black back and wings found on North Atlantic coasts
A small animal like a mouse with a red stripe on its back that lives in cold northern areas
A small animal like a mouse with a red back that lives in mountains of Europe, Asia, and North America
A small wading bird with a red back that breeds in the Arctic and flies south in winter
A small salamander with a red stripe on its back that lives in moist Pacific coast forests
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Etymology
Backed comes from the old English root bæc, which means 'back', the rear of the body. So backed can mean 'having a back' or a back support, which is why we call a chair or sofa 'high-backed'.