uphold in Latin
uphold in Latin is tueor — uphold means to support or maintain something, such as a law, principle, or standard.
uphold in Latin
tueor
What does "uphold" mean?
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verb To support or maintain something, such as a law, principle, or standard.
"The judge upheld the original ruling."
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verb To physically hold something up or keep it from falling.
"The old pillars uphold the roof of the temple."
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uphold in a sentence
- The judge upheld the original ruling.
- The organization works to uphold human rights.
- The old pillars uphold the roof of the temple.
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What is "uphold" in Latin?
"uphold" in Latin is tueor. uphold means: To support or maintain something, such as a law, principle, or standard.
How do you use "uphold" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge upheld the original ruling." In Latin, "uphold" is tueor.
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