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Meaning of backed
The primary meaning of the word "backed" is to have given support or approval to something or someone.
Etymology of backed
The word "backed" originated from the Old English word "bæc" meaning back, and the suffix "-ed" which forms the past tense and past participle of verbs, indicating a completed action or a state of being
Historically, the word "backed" has been used to describe physical movement, financial support, and approval or endorsement
Synonyms
supported
endorsed
sponsored
financed
funded
assisted
aided
reinforced
strengthened
promoted
encouraged
sustained
maintained
upheld
defended
justified
rationalized
validated
verified
confirmed
substantiated
justified
warranted
guaranteed
insured
secured
stabilized
buttressed
propped
bolstered
reinforced
helped
abetted
seconded
backed up
endorsed
approved
ratified
sanctioned
authorized
empowered
enabled
facilitated
supported
aided
assisted
relieved
lightened
eased
mitigated
alleviated
palliated
softened
moderated
tempered
calmed
soothed
quieted
stilled
appeased
placated
conciliated
reconciled
pacified
Definitions
- Given support or approval to something or someone
- Provided financial or material support for something
- Moved backwards or in a reverse direction
- Having a back or rear part of something
Usage Examples
- The company was backed by several major investors, allowing it to expand its operations
- The politician's statement was backed by evidence and data, making it more convincing
- The car backed out of the driveway and into the street
Antonyms
opposed
rejected
denied
refused
discouraged
hindered
obstructed
blocked
thwarted
frustrated
foiled
unsuccessful
failed
unsupported
unaided
unassisted
alone
abandoned
deserted
forsaken
rejected
spurned
repudiated
renounced
contradicted
contested
disputed
debated
argued
questioned
doubted
uncertain
undecided
unconvinced
unsatisfied
unfulfilled
disappointed
disillusioned
discontented