Synonyms for pillars
pil·lars

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1. hashira

   the hashira's slayed the demons

   the pillars ran away

   Submitted by anonymous on October 13, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "pillars":

   mainstays, cornerstones, pillar, piers, underpinnings, foundations, components, columns, axes, backbones

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1. Jeff Flake:

   A fair and functioning judiciary is one of the pillars of our democracy, but the oversized and overburdened 9th Circuit has Arizonans waiting too long for justice, establishing a new circuit with stronger local, regional, and cultural ties will ease the burden across the West and ensure that the people of Arizona finally get the swift access to the courts they deserve.

2. Anonymous:

   All four pillars of democracy have broken down several years back , so no point of trusting any one of them.

3. Sheen Mau-song:

   The structural system of the building was pretty poor, there were very few pillars on the first floor, the pillars were quite scattered about, and the materials, from the weakest side, were destroyed.

4. Mac Donald:

   Violent-crime increase — call it Ferguson Effect 2.0 or the Minneapolis Effect — has come on with a speed and magnitude that make Ferguson 1.0 seem tranquil, george Floyd’s death at the hands of Minneapolis police in late May was justly condemned — but the event has now spurred an outpouring of contempt against the pillars of law and order that has no precedent in American history.

5. Noah Petro:

   I’ve been telling people to go out at night on either Sunday or Monday night to see the supermoon, the difference in distance from one night to the next will be very subtle, so if it’s cloudy on Sunday, go out on Monday. Any time after sunset should be fine. The last time the full moon was this close to Earth was 1948, NASA says. BEHOLD, THE' PILLARS OF DESTRUCTION' The moon only appears full from Earth when our planet is between the sun and the moon. But since the moon’s orbit has an elliptical shape, sometimes it is closer to Earth than other times. Astronomers call the closest-to-the-Earth moment the perigee. What makes November 14 special is that the moon.