Borne

The past participle of the verb 'bear,' meaning to carry, support, or endure. It implies something that has been transported, sustained, or tolerated. 'Borne' often refers to physical carrying, but can also describe carrying a burden, suffering, or bearing a responsibility. This word suggests the subject has successfully faced something significant. Additionally, borne can mean to give birth to something.

Borne meaning with examples

• The weary travelers had borne their heavy packs for miles, their shoulders aching with each step. Their determination to reach the oasis was what borne their tiredness. This long trek will be borne in their memory for a long time. Though it was difficult they borne their trials of walking.
• She borne the grief of her loss with quiet dignity, never allowing her sadness to overwhelm her. Her character borne a light and she borne it as such. Many who saw her were touched by her. It was the most that could be borne from a person.
• The company has borne the financial losses this year, yet they stayed afloat due to their new marketing strategy. The decision they borne has changed their company. The executives borne a great weight. The company had borne much this year.
• The fertile land borne a bountiful harvest, providing sustenance for the entire village. The seeds were carefully borne. The harvest borne new life to the village. The mother earth will borne new life again.