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To bear down upon

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(Naut.) to approach from the windward side; as, the fleet bore down upon the enemy.
- Sir W. Scott.

See also: Bear



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Seizing the stocky, stunted body in his mighty hands Tarzan raised the creature high above his head, hurling him at his fellows who were now gathered ready to bear down upon their erstwhile captive.
Animating his followers by his voice, and his own example, Hawkeye then gave the word to bear down upon their foes.
 
 
 
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