bottom on
Advanced (C1) formal
To have something as the basic reason or foundation that everything else depends on.
"The court's decision bottoms on the established principle that no one may profit from their own wrongdoing."
Hear it in context
Harvard CS50’s Intro to Cybersecurity – Full University Course
freeCodeCamp.org · 361:12
Stacking means literally from bottom on up.
Sept 7 Weekend report 2
Gary Savage · 0:23
either bottom on the fomc meeting or
Bernie Sanders praises Canada's health-care system
CBC News: The National · 0:12
always happens from the bottom on up he
Trump's Tariffs Trashed the Economy. Why Won't We Say That? (w/ Matt Bennett) | Mona Charen Show
The Bulwark · 41:21
at this race to the bottom on on gerrymandering?
Spring Championship Europe & South America
Brawlhalla · 208:38
from ANO top to bottom on that first stock.