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pillar of strength

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pillar of strength and pillar of support
someone or something that consistently provides moral, emotional, or financial support as does a pillar. My parents are my pillars of support. John looked to God as his pillar of strength.
See also: pillar, strength


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The 31-year-old, who was a pillar of strength to her parents Rose and Jim Callaly during the murder trial of Joe O'Reilly, was diagnosed with cancer last January.
95 Hardcover Explorers Club Classic series; 5 G635 Henson (1866-1955) served as a driver of dogs, translator of Inuktitut, skilled jack-of-all-trades, and pillar of strength and endurance on Robert E.
Neeson subsequently described his wife as an "angel" and a pillar of strength during his recovery.
 
 
 
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