backed in English

verb

1

give financial, material, or moral support to.

he had a newspaper empire backing him

synonyms: sponsor, finance, put up the money for, fund, subsidize, underwrite, be a patron of, act as guarantor of, foot the bill for, pick up the tab for, bankroll, stake, support, endorse, sanction, approve of, give one's blessing to, smile on, favor, advocate, promote, uphold, champion, vote for, ally oneself with, stand behind, stick by, side with, be on the side of, defend, take up the cudgels for, second, throw one's weight behind

2

cover the back of (an object) in order to support, protect, or decorate it.

a mirror backed with tortoiseshell

3

walk or drive backward.

she tried to back away

synonyms: reverse, draw back, step back, move backward, back off, pull back, retreat, withdraw, give ground, backtrack, retrace one's steps, recede

4

(of a property) have its back adjacent to (a piece of land or body of water).

a row of cottages backed on the water

verb

sponsor, finance, put up the money for, fund, subsidize, underwrite, be a patron of, act as guarantor of, foot the bill for, pick up the tab for, bankroll, stake
support, endorse, sanction, approve of, give one's blessing to, smile on, favor, advocate, promote, uphold, champion, vote for, ally oneself with, stand behind, stick by, side with, be on the side of, defend, take up the cudgels for, second, throw one's weight behind
bet on, gamble on, stake money on
reverse, draw back, step back, move backward, back off, pull back, retreat, withdraw, give ground, backtrack, retrace one's steps, recede
plump for, support, plunk for, indorse, endorse
indorse, second, endorse
bet on, stake, punt, game, gage
back up

Use "backed" in a sentence

1. Backed up synonyms, Backed up pronunciation, Backed up translation, English dictionary definition of Backed up

2. We're backed up.

3. Often used in combination: a low-Backed chair; a high-Backed sofa

4. The mortgage-backed security.

5. Little backed up, boss.

6. She backed away hurriedly.

7. What does Backed mean? Information and translations of Backed in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions …

8. Collateralizing the asset-backed securities

9. BLACK-BACKED Butterflyfish Chaetodon ocellicaudus

10. She backed across the room.

11. Adhesive backed plastic name badges

12. The little king's backed up.

13. The cat backed away, hissing.

14. The accident backed up traffic.

15. He backed the horse and won.

16. He was backed off the bar.

17. Stiff-Backed definition is - rigidly erect

18. Restore Backed-up data & settings

19. Assuaged is backed by real stories

20. She backed out of her engagement.

21. She backed out of the driveway.

22. She backed up a few steps.

23. The photograph was backed with cardboard.

24. Synonyms for Backed in Free Thesaurus

25. Got you backed into a corner.

26. The house is backed by fields.

27. Eventually, Roberto backed down and apologized.

28. Traffic backed up for a mile.

29. Is it backed by sophisticated venture capitalists?

30. The new evidence backed up my argument.

31. Government-backed FHA mortgage loans are reasonable.

32. They backed up their demands with threats.

33. Iranian-Backed Houthis Strike Saudi Oil Facility

34. He backed up his arguments with facts.

35. Definition of Backed in the Definitions.net dictionary

36. QAshier (qAshier.com) is a venture-backed startup

37. Admission of certain additional asset-backed securities

38. Harvey, she was backed into a corner.

39. They are a diktat, apparently government-backed.

40. The Bettor backed all three favorites: Oklahoma …

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42. The organization is backed by The U.N..

43. He backed out arrogantly and without apology.

44. Many of his friends backed his plan.

45. S.-backed loans, even for humanitarian purposes.

46. 'Don't shoot!' he said and backed up.

47. Centerline is backed by Platinum Equity, a global

48. The girl backed away from the fierce dog.

49. His claims are backed up by recent research.

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