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mounted

adjective as in on horseback

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adjective as in firmly fixed

adjective as in backed

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He is still denying the pressure campaign he publicly mounted against Kimmel for his comments following Kirk’s killing.

From Salon

But he ruled out a wealth tax in November's budget and mounted a strong defence of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' fiscal rules, saying they were "non-negotiable," with the "global cost of borrowing as it now is".

From BBC

In the decades that followed, violence mounted between Arabs and Jews.

From BBC

Speculation about a Labour leadership bid mounted after Burnham told the Daily Telegraph that Labour MPs had urged him to challenge Sir Keir for the party leadership.

From BBC

A series of protests and counter-demonstrations followed across the country, while Epping Forest District Council mounted a legal challenge to stop The Bell Hotel being used to house asylum seekers.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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