bearing out's Usage Examples:

The three battled down the stretch with Wild Again bearing out and shifting his path away from the rail and Gate Dancer "lugging in".

The champion colt had a habit of "bearing out," drifting toward the middle of the racetrack, during the latter part.

genetic link between the SARS coronavirus appearing in civets and humans, bearing out claims that the disease had jumped across species.

Muddy boot-prints were found behind the curtains, bearing out Barker's theory.

The name "Ecphora" is Greek, meaning "bearing out.

groaning of the dying, and when the stairs creaked, we knew why - they were bearing out the dead".

Pippin's clowning, and the psychopathology of Gollum, writes Stanton, bearing out the saying that good is less exciting than evil; but Frodo grows through.

As the gap narrowed, Tapwrit started bearing out to the center of the track before Ortiz guided him back towards the rail.

orchestration of his hyper-Wagnerian Gurre-Lieder (completed in 1911), bearing out his contention that the new style was, for him, an extension of previous.

sequences don’t make for terribly exciting fiction, and that’s more or less bearing out here.

"Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai arrested under security law, bearing out 'worst fears'".

in fifth behind Dabangg, Raajneeti, Golmaal 3 and Housefull; in a way bearing out Sajid Khan's boast that Housefull will surpass MNIK in India.

number of colours has been investigated empirically for smaller puzzles, bearing out this observation.

in their own terms, but as "mirroring," "presaging," "hinting at," "bearing out," "paving the way for," "evidencing nascent understandings of," and "being.

theorizing, unconvincing speculation and examples that fall far short of bearing out his thesis .

Mount Wilson observatory; "The Diffraction of Light and of Electrons," bearing out the wave nature of electrons and protons predicted by quantum theory.

A secret passage leading from the house towards the river was found, bearing out the legend "that the Lady Wise of the day escaped with a large party.

Synonyms:

absolute; right-down; sheer; rank; complete; downright;

Antonyms:

incomplete; relative; alienable; equivocal; nonarbitrary;