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What is another word for
spine
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The row of bony segments that surround and protect the spinal cord
The central feature or main source of strength of something
Bravery or courage in the face of danger or hardship
Resoluteness or strength of character
A hard, sharp and pointed projection or structure
The faculty by which a person decides on and initiates action
An abruptly tapering point or a sharp spine
Any of the flat appendages growing from a bird's skin and forming its plumage
Utter audacity, effrontery or impudence
A thing that extends outwards from something else
A line or series of mountains or hills
A long rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material
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▲
Noun
▲
The row of bony segments that surround and protect the spinal cord
backbone
vertebrae
chine
rachis
back
dorsum
bone
spinal column
vertebral column
spinal cord
C-spine
myel
rhachis
cervical spine
“Cervical nerve roots exit the cervical
spine
through the intervertebral foramina between the vertebrae.”
Noun
▲
The central feature or main source of strength of something
foundation
backbone
basis
cornerstone
mainstay
anchor
pillar
buttress
bulwark
base
core
reliance
strength
upholder
linchpin
bastion
centrepiece
UK
support
lifeblood
sustainer
lynchpin
dependance
dependence
maintainer
prop
crutch
brace
centerpiece
US
chief support
bread and butter
central component
rock
supporter
tower of strength
defence
UK
defense
US
protection
bedrock
standby
stalwart
security
root
heart
keystone
mainspring
underpinning
groundwork
ground
guard
defender
main ingredient
stronghold
safeguard
protector
champion
torchbearer
light
guider
torch-bearer
premise
key
crux
principle
centre
UK
bottom
footing
fundament
warp
center
US
starting point
fundamental principle
pillar of strength
warp and woof
key element
vital element
principal
succor
US
succour
UK
driving force
crown
grounding
advocate
helper
brick
source of security
source of protection
guiding principle
Rock of Gibraltar
leader
hook
backer
mooring
sinew
leading light
main source of stability
main source of security
essence
beginning
thrust
fundamentals
fundamental
rudiments
kernel
nub
authority
principles
basics
rest
fundamental point
principal element
focus
nitty-gritty
nuts and bolts
principal constituent
bottom line
brass tacks
point of departure
essential
foundation stone
more ❯
“It also constitutes the know-how of the business and the
spine
of the industry's memory.”
Noun
▲
Bravery or courage in the face of danger or hardship
courage
bravery
nerve
guts
courageousness
backbone
mettle
pluck
valor
US
valour
UK
braveness
bottle
pluckiness
spunk
balls
manliness
spirit
boldness
fortitude
dauntlessness
grit
determination
intrepidity
fearlessness
moxie
gutsiness
resolve
resolution
daring
heart
hardihood
heroism
doughtiness
audacity
intrepidness
ballsiness
gallantry
stout-heartedness
intestinal fortitude
sand
gameness
daringness
virtue
strength
prowess
stoutness
greatheartedness
cojones
pecker
resoluteness
will
spiritedness
tenacity
indomitability
steadfastness
doggedness
gumption
firmness
moral fibre
UK
moral fiber
US
manfulness
confidence
perseverance
persistence
toughness
strength of character
fight
valiancy
willpower
valorousness
conviction
purpose
lion-heartedness
stamina
indefatigability
character
constancy
drive
staunchness
stoutheartedness
dedication
valiance
resilience
resistance
hardiness
competitiveness
will power
vitality
assurance
firmness of purpose
will to win
poise
pertinacity
derring-do
stomach
tenaciousness
enterprise
aggressiveness
bravura
stoicism
endurance
competitivity
strong-mindedness
chutzpah
fiber
US
fibre
UK
motivation
aggression
effrontery
toughness of spirit
combativeness
staying power
strength of mind
what it takes
single-mindedness
self-belief
self-trust
aplomb
certainty
faith
venturesomeness
adventurousness
adventuresomeness
audaciousness
lionheartedness
enthusiasm
chivalry
nobility
mind
grittiness
energy
intentness
purposefulness
perseveration
pertinaciousness
obstinacy
determinedness
relentlessness
keenness
eagerness
vigor
US
vigour
UK
passion
zest
gusto
potency
insolence
impudence
earnestness
ardor
US
steel
force
venturousness
temerariousness
person's resolution
front
vim
durability
starch
life
ardour
UK
stuff
bouncebackability
ruggedness
true grit
right stuff
survival skills
ability to bounce back
Dunkirk spirit
get-up-and-go
fire in belly
hustle
ambition
go
self-motivation
push
commitment
dash
initiative
forcefulness
bravehood
morale
attack
power to resist
will to resist
tirelessness
resignation
patience
submission
stickability
toleration
sufferance
forebearance
legs
tolerance
power of endurance
valiantness
undauntedness
temerity
recklessness
rashness
pugnacity
élan
power
self-assurance
self-confidence
coolness
stick-to-itiveness
daredevilry
forbearance
daredeviltry
face
pith
self-possession
cool-headedness
brashness
inner strength
har
spunkiness
mettlesomeness
indomitableness
defiance
invincibility
belief
stalwartness
brass balls
robustness
fire
gut
quality
makeup
caliber
US
being hard as nails
animation
calibre
UK
cheek
potence
powerfulness
intensity
cockiness
foolhardiness
brassiness
dynamism
salt
bravado
self-reliance
assuredness
certitude
long-suffering
cocksureness
positiveness
assertiveness
surety
composure
doubtlessness
self-assuredness
sureness
level-headedness
phlegm
self-esteem
moral strength
faith in oneself
presumption
self-efficacy
belief in oneself
positivity
elan
cool
satisfaction
presence of mind
can-do attitude
buoyancy
more ❯
“One thing you should do first as an investor is to develop some
spine
because you are going to be taking on risk.”
Noun
▲
Resoluteness or strength of character
resolve
determination
resolution
firmness
doggedness
resoluteness
fortitude
grit
persistence
perseverance
willpower
tenacity
drive
spirit
steadfastness
conviction
constancy
indomitability
steel
fiber
US
fibre
UK
mettle
single-mindedness
strength of character
strength of will
firmness of purpose
moral fiber
US
moral fibre
UK
toughness of spirit
backbone
pluck
decisiveness
purpose
purposefulness
decidedness
obstinacy
stubbornness
earnestness
guts
will power
spunk
decision
determinedness
toughness
granite
will
obstinance
purposiveness
stick-to-itiveness
iron will
grittiness
seriousness
volition
intestinal fortitude
Dunkirk spirit
courage
bravery
nerve
courageousness
dedication
hardihood
staunchness
strength
valour
UK
certitude
valor
US
integrity
strong-mindedness
fixity of purpose
sense of purpose
strength of mind
surety
sticktoitiveness
confidence
forcefulness
inner strength
daring
boldness
energy
intentness
pertinacity
pertinaciousness
tenaciousness
indefatigability
commitment
moxie
braveness
obdurateness
obduracy
inflexibility
spiritedness
bottle
pluckiness
perseveration
relentlessness
staying power
intension
intrepidity
heart
dogmatism
dauntlessness
stamina
gameness
stickability
bulldog spirit
fearlessness
stout-heartedness
self-confidence
assurance
stiff upper lip
urgency
stick-to-it-iveness
sitzfleisch
certainty
endurance
balls
hardiness
gumption
devotion
mettlesomeness
Sitzfleisch
tirelessness
willfulness
sedulousness
manfulness
insistence
implacability
character
resilience
true grit
fixed purpose
immovability
intransigence
diligence
application
assiduity
gutsiness
objective
design
undertaking
vigour
UK
patience
intention
project
conclusion
continuance
self-discipline
starch
stomach
persistency
vigor
US
chutzpah
inexorability
fitness
inexorableness
guttiness
aplomb
wind in one's sails
strength of purpose
poise
what it takes
assertiveness
steadiness
sureness
self-possession
can-do attitude
more ❯
“The economy was sick because we'd lacked leaders with
spine
.”
Noun
▲
A hard, sharp and pointed projection or structure
needle
barb
quill
spike
bristle
prickle
spur
rachis
ray
spicula
spicule
spiculum
spinule
thorn
virgula
point
projection
tine
prong
horn
tusk
tip
antler
hook
hackle
nib
fork
jag
brier
splint
sticker
probe
arrow
thistle
pointer
rack
feather
nail
stake
pin
plume
plumage
skewer
spit
fid
pricket
piton
down
calamus
pinion
shaft
spear
more ❯
“How difficult is it to remove a
spine
from a hedgehog versus a quill from a porcupine?”
Noun
▲
The faculty by which a person decides on and initiates action
will
determination
drive
commitment
resolution
resolve
backbone
self-control
self-discipline
self-restraint
self-mastery
single-mindedness
tenacity
aim
dedication
doggedness
purpose
purposefulness
resoluteness
willpower
continence
intention
motivation
passion
restraint
self-command
self-containment
self-government
self-possession
spirit
tenaciousness
fixity of purpose
perseveration
pining
power
Sitzfleisch
stickability
stick-to-it-iveness
strength of character
temperament
urge
will power
ambition
appetite
attitude
character
conviction
craving
decisiveness
design
discipline
fancy
feeling
liking
longing
velleity
willfulness
yearning
guts
hankering
staying power
firmness of purpose
heart's desire
firmness
grit
persistence
perseverance
decidedness
strength of will
control
obstinacy
fortitude
stubbornness
iron will
earnestness
pluck
purposiveness
strength of mind
determinedness
decision
granite
obstinance
stick-to-itiveness
inhibition
constraint
steadfastness
moderation
reserve
suppression
temperateness
discretion
force
repression
refrainment
seriousness
volition
toughness
strong-mindedness
confidence
devotion
pertinacity
constancy
abstemiousness
temperance
pertinaciousness
forbearance
strength
staunchness
abstention
countenance
sticktoitiveness
non-indulgence
inner strength
self-will
surety
certitude
fixity
patience
cool
forcefulness
sense of purpose
obedience
orderliness
good behavior
US
moral fiber
US
controlled behaviour
intentness
courage
boldness
manfulness
indefatigability
good behaviour
UK
monk mode
braveness
spiritedness
bravery
self-constraint
objective
courageousness
undertaking
spunk
obdurateness
pluckiness
obduracy
moral fibre
UK
intension
project
inflexibility
conclusion
push
enthusiasm
enterprise
mettle
thrust
initiative
bulldog spirit
stout-heartedness
fixed purpose
eagerness
gusto
fervency
fervour
UK
ardour
UK
zest
pertinence
avidity
incentive
fire
verve
ambitiousness
zeal
faith
keenness
coolness
judiciousness
get-up-and-go
prudence
caution
grip
fervor
US
ardor
US
reticence
modesty
diffidence
shyness
timidity
bashfulness
smothering
stifling
coyness
embarrassment
formality
keeping back
holding back
reluctance
guardedness
reservation
keeping under control
self-consciousness
hang-up
stand-offishness
composure
calmness
aplomb
poise
dignity
timorousness
timidness
stoicism
nervousness
concealment
checking
hesitancy
containing
containment
blocking
bridling
deadening
choking back
curbing
muffling
humility
insecurity
restraining
unassertiveness
abstinence
apprehension
unease
asceticism
mental block
discomfort
wariness
nerves
hesitance
lack of confidence
psychological block
mental blockage
frustration
uneasiness
awkwardness
stiltedness
unnaturalness
reservedness
forcedness
overcontrol
woodenness
austerity
stopping
check
biting back
avoidance
abnegation
eschewal
refraining
lack of indulgence
self-deprivation
mortification
self-abnegation
forgoing
astringency
abstaining
self-denial
holding off
anger control
thick skin
anger management
anger prevention
coolness under pressure
holding in
keeping in check
bottling up
aloofness
detachment
coldness
unapproachability
unresponsiveness
remoteness
backwardness
frigidity
demureness
distance
inhibitedness
taciturnity
quietness
uncommunicativeness
froideur
silence
lack of warmth
unwillingness to open up
self-effacement
secretiveness
more ❯
Noun
▲
An abruptly tapering point or a sharp spine
mucro
mucronation
acumination
tip
spike
barb
apex
jag
snag
spur
cusp
nib
spire
head
prick
prong
tooth
acicula
awn
prickler
beak
bill
sticker
thorn
tine
pin point
point
pike
end
peak
tapered end
sharp end
extremity
nose
stiletto
notch
projection
protuberance
sticky-out bit
jagged bit
sharp projection
Noun
▲
Any of the flat appendages growing from a bird's skin and forming its plumage
feather
plume
plumage
quill
tuft
topknot
crest
pinion
barb
feathering
spike
down
covert
eider
hackles
plumule
remex
flag
rectrix
vibrissae
calamus
fluff
penna
pinna
shaft
wing
semi-plume
eider down
aigrette
rachis
Noun
▲
Utter audacity, effrontery or impudence
chutzpah
cheek
audacity
effrontery
nerve
brazenness
impudence
gall
presumption
brass
temerity
presumptuousness
cheekiness
pertness
face
boldness
brashness
sauce
sauciness
crust
audaciousness
nerviness
brassiness
arrogance
fearlessness
backbone
balls
brass neck
impertinence
insolence
rudeness
sassiness
forwardness
shamelessness
disrespect
cockiness
chutzpa
assumption
incivility
discourtesy
assurance
disrespectfulness
overconfidence
familiarity
pushiness
neck
impudency
defiance
hardiness
moxie
guts
sass
front
gutsiness
spunk
stuff
impoliteness
snash
hide
procacity
malapertness
unmannerliness
bad manners
lip
freshness
backchat
confidence
mouth
overfamiliarity
irreverence
flippancy
bumptiousness
contumely
back talk
self-confidence
inconsiderateness
daring
hardihood
self-assurance
assertiveness
discourteousness
rashness
immodesty
impertinency
inconsideration
hutzpah
ungraciousness
guff
forcefulness
aggression
egotism
barefacedness
impulsiveness
insubordination
hutzpa
talking back
answering back
impropriety
diss
dis
barefaced cheek
lack of civility
insistence
pride
overoptimism
bullishness
uppityness
uppishness
inappropriateness
backtalk
outdaciousness
mischief
impishness
feistiness
insouciance
mouthiness
smart talk
smart mouth
forehead
pomposity
ill manners
flagrancy
bald-facedness
recklessness
haughtiness
overbearance
over-assertiveness
indiscretion
insolency
imprudence
foolhardiness
conceit
thoughtlessness
larrup
heedlessness
aggressiveness
impetuosity
pluck
intrepidity
venturesomeness
forthrightness
informality
directness
overfriendliness
incorrectness
unseemliness
indecorum
vulgarity
unsuitability
gaffe
faux pas
slip
goof
solecism
vulgarism
incongruity
indecency
barbarism
inelegance
blunder
gaucherie
self-importance
being a wise guy
crust cynicism
overweening nature
contempt
abuse
offensiveness
insults
contemptuousness
uncivility
ill-manneredness
bad-mouthing
a smart mouth
boorishness
churlishness
uncouthness
unkindness
coarseness
lack of respect
disdain
tactlessness
attitude
ill-breeding
lack of manners
ungentlemanly behaviour
disregard
disparagement
derision
offhandedness
insensitivity
brusqueness
crassness
curtness
intrusiveness
selfishness
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
insolentness
unthoughtfulness
unladylike behaviour
glibness
offhandness
belittlement
liberties
jaw
hardheartedness
lack of remorse
impenitence
indelicacy
verbal impudence
sacrilege
liberty
lese-majesty
loutishness
rude retorts
abruptness
mockery
retort
scorn
unrespect
misrespect
ridicule
ill breeding
profanation
inurbanity
answer
insult
inhospitality
inhospitableness
lack of consideration
bluntness
sharpness
firmness
lese majesty
disagreeableness
obnoxiousness
objectionableness
lack of politeness
abusiveness
coolness
courage
nasty reply
lack of refinement
bravery
lack of social grace
barbarity
harshness
officiousness
lack of tact
misbehaviour
UK
asperity
acrimony
irritability
misbehavior
US
lack of diplomacy
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thing that extends outwards from something else
projection
protuberance
protrusion
bulge
bump
swelling
prominence
jut
knob
overhang
swell
outgrowth
convexity
eminence
bunch
shelf
extension
sill
step
flange
point
snag
outthrust
eaves
jag
hook
prolongation
rim
sticking-out bit
lump
excrescence
growth
hump
tumescence
ridge
outcrop
tumefaction
jutting
ledge
knot
nodule
intumescence
node
carbuncle
spur
process
tumour
UK
tumor
US
edge
obtruding
projecting
obtrusion
bar
niche
berm
strip
bracket
foothold
offset
tier
hunch
nub
bulging
eruption
outlier
boulder
crag
bluff
sticking out
enlargement
knurl
mound
gibbosity
rocky outcrop
reef
wart
mass
bulla
sticky-out bit
papilla
distension
sprout
outcropping
knuckle
layer
nubbin
shoot
stump
contusion
hole
bruise
rock
injury
distention
rock shelf
salient
kyphosis
convexedness
knap
bunching
blob
dilation
appendage
bagginess
sac
nodulation
tuberosity
irregularity
panhandle
swollen object
excrescency
neoplasm
ball
gnarl
boss
boil
pustule
blot
lip
overlap
conspicuity
markedness
conspicuousness
bulk
saliency
salience
knop
umbo
pimple
accretion
tooth
protuberancy
notch
thorn
barb
jagged bit
sharp projection
blister
corn
wen
inflammation
burl
bulb
verruca
bud
bellying
bubble
knar
gall
cancerous growth
malignant growth
malignancy
cancer
spot
verruga
mole
blemish
clot
cyst
polyp
carcinoma
sarcoma
corm
tuber
rhizome
sore
abscess
welt
wale
pock
weal
underground part
globe
storage organ
head
globular object
sty
puffiness
bunion
puff
engorgement
increase
more ❯
Noun
▲
A line or series of mountains or hills
ridge
range
massif
sierra
cordillera
mount
eminence
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