Brace ( verb , noun , adverb )

(As a verb)

Brace ( verb )

1. To prepare or make ready for something.
2. To hold something firmly in position.

Origin:

The word brace comes from the middle english word bracen, which comes from the old french word bracer, which means "to prepare" or "to make ready".

Examples:

1. They braced themselves for the impact of the storm.
2. She braced herself for the news.
3. The building was braced to withstand the earthquake.
4. He braced the door with a piece of wood.
5. They braced the ladder before climbing.

(As a noun)

Brace ( noun )

1. To prepare or make ready for something.
2. To hold something firmly in position.

Origin:

The word brace comes from the middle english word bracen, which comes from the old french word bracer, which means "to prepare" or "to make ready".

Examples:

1. They braced themselves for the impact of the storm.
2. She braced herself for the news.
3. The building was braced to withstand the earthquake.
4. He braced the door with a piece of wood.
5. They braced the ladder before climbing.

(As an adverb)

Brace ( adverb )

1. To prepare or make ready for something.
2. To hold something firmly in position.

Origin:

The word brace comes from the middle english word bracen, which comes from the old french word bracer, which means "to prepare" or "to make ready".

Examples:

1. They braced themselves for the impact of the storm.
2. She braced herself for the news.
3. The building was braced to withstand the earthquake.
4. He braced the door with a piece of wood.
5. They braced the ladder before climbing.