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stand in back of

Idiom(s): stand behind someone or something AND stand (in) back of someone or something

Theme: SUPPORT

to endorse or guarantee something or the actions of a person.
• Our company stands behind this product 100 percent.
• I stand behind Bill and everything he does.

back of|back|in back of

prep. 1. In or at the rear of; to the back of; behind. The garage is hack of the house. Our car was in hack of theirs at the traffic light. 2. informal Being a cause or reason for; causing. Hard work was back of his success. The principal tried to find out what was back of the trouble on the bus. 3. informal In support or encouragement of; helping, clones will be elected because many powerful men are back of him. Get in back of your team by cheering them at the game.

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(in) aback of (something)

Behind something. There was some added honey in the cabinet—I begin it in aback of all the atom boxes.Learn more: back, of

back of

Also, at the aback of; in aback of. Behind; also, supporting. For example, The appropriate brands were stored aback of the counter, or "Franklin stood aback of me in aggregate I capital to do" (Eleanor Roosevelt, quoted by Catherine Drinker Bowen, Atlantic Monthly, March 1970). The aboriginal term, dating from the backward 1600s, was continued criticized as an abominable argot but today is about advised acceptable. The variants, at the aback of, from about 1400, and in aback of, from the aboriginal 1900s, additionally can be acclimated both actually and figuratively and could be commissioned for back of in either example. Additionally see back of beyond. Learn more: back, of

(in) aback of something

(American English, informal) abaft something: There’s a ample garden in aback of the house.Learn more: back, of, something

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