How to pronounce “buttress” in English

on those islands to buttress territorial claims.

The compound was buttressed by a handgun stuffed into one of Hopper's socks and a backup shotgun, tucked away on the premises.

So that's the east buttress over there, where we just had that big rockfall.

And they went through a great number of details to buttress this illusion that became

This is the north face that's kind of a small buttress.

see her as someone of great authority and someone who buttresses herself with her son's image.

He had $50 billion of spare cash which sort of buttressed his claims-paying appeal.

Use data, use machines to buttress the mistakes that our wetware has.

So what I think is so amazing is that the very same people who were buttressing the iron curtain, making it function, making it possible, were in a position to subvert it

Why do we have this idea, and how is it that science buttresses this idea?

And I didn't know this guy, and I'm like well, we climbed this route called the Nutcracker over on Manure Pile Buttress.

What did you see in your travels and work around this book, and in the documentary, that gives you hope that that is actually a nice way to kind of buttress

Now, one thing that Powell was insistent on in his memo was they needed to build groups that would buttress the ideological and political power

"Far out on the western edge of the Amazon rainforest, deep in the Peruvian jungle, a pair of loggers plunged their chainsaws into the buttressed roots of an ancient ironwood.

Instead of doing that, they end up sort of buttressing this image of themselves as the smart kid.