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mainstay

[meyn-stey] / ˈmeɪnˌsteɪ /


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Hip-hop, and its predecessor, rap, had become cultural mainstays.

From The Wall Street Journal

Infrastructure such as road, port and railway projects has been a mainstay focus of the Narendra Modi government for the past decade, and this budget continues to expand allocations to these sectors.

From BBC

He’s especially bullish on the Big Arch’s prospects, saying he thinks the burger could become a McDonald’s mainstay and one of its billion-dollar-selling menu items.

From MarketWatch

Altogether, it adds up to a powerful combination of forces that have propelled the Patriots back to a game that used to be a mainstay on their calendar.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her technique, with its fierce movements and angular shapes, became a mainstay of American modern dance and remains part of the curriculum at many dance academies worldwide.

From The Wall Street Journal