Definition of "bear" []

To hold up; support. (verb-transitive)
To carry from one place to another; transport. (verb-transitive)
To carry in the mind; harbor: bear a grudge. (verb-transitive)
To transmit at large; relate: bearing glad tidings. (verb-transitive)
To have as a visible characteristic: bore a scar on the left arm. (verb-transitive)

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Use "bear" in a sentence

""I had rather _bear with_ you than _bear_ you; yet if I did bear you, I should bear no _cross_, for I think you have no _money_ in your purse.""
"Sanskrit _bharna_, which signifies "the borne one," "that which is born," from the primitive Indo-European root _bhr_, "to bear, to carry in the womb," whence our "to _bear_" and the German"
"Again, He tells us: "_The kingdom of heaven suffereth violence, and the violent bear it away_," that is to say, _the valiant, the energetic, and persevering_, will alone succeed in securing it; for the words _bear away_ express the action of one that seizes a prey."

Words like "bear"

bearing bears bere birth bore born borne

bull convey deliver endure feature give birth have

have got hold investor maintain suffer support sustain

tolerate transport undergo waft