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backbone

[bak-bohn] / ˈbækˌboʊn /


NOUN
spinal column of vertebrate
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Compare that with Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship, which can lift 150 metric tons and will be the backbone of Artemis III, with more upgrades in the works.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hearty elements give the soup its backbone—potatoes, rice, dumplings, lentils, beans, even torn bread—ingredients that make a bowl feel like a meal.

From Salon

Substations, which control the flow of electricity, and overhead power lines that "form the backbone of Ukraine's power grid" were targeted, Shmyhal said.

From BBC

That commitment is seen by many in Warsaw as the backbone of the U.S.-Polish relationship.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tools made by such companies as Workday, Monday.com and Adobe have become the digital backbone of much of corporate America.

From The Wall Street Journal