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backstoppingverbpresent participle of backstop to provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an endthe Nobel-winning geneticist was of course backstopped in his research by a team of highly talented assistants abetting, aiding, assisting, backing, helping, propping (up), supporting advancing, easing, facilitating, forwarding, fostering, furthering, launchingchampioning, endorsing(also indorsing), patronizing, promoting, sponsoringattending, caring (for), comforting, ministering (to), succoringsustainingbolstering, boosting, buttressing, reinforcing(also reenforcing)advising, counseling(or counselling), guiding, mentoring, nurturingbailing out, delivering, rescuing, savingemboldening, encouraging, hearteningbenefiting(also benefitting), favoring, obliging, profiting, serving bearing a hand, standing one in good stead hindering balking, barring, blocking, constraining, hampering, handicapping, holding back, impeding, inhibiting, obstructing, restraining, stranglingbaffling, foiling, frustrating, inconveniencing, interfering, opposing, sabotaging, thwartingdeserting, disappointing, failing, letting downdiscouraging, dishearteningrepressing, retarding, stifling, straitening, stuntingdamaging, harming, hurting, injuring |