1. to lift up or carry upward; to support from below
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The mighty columns upbear the cathedral’s soaring roof.
• Eagles upbear themselves on thermal currents high above the valley.
• The pillars upbear the weight of the ancient temple.
• Strong winds upbear the glider across the mountain peaks.
• The foundation stones upbear the entire structure.
• Gentle breezes upbear the dandelion seeds into the sky.