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subjacent support

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A quick definition of subjacent support:

Subjacent support refers to the support that is located underneath a structure or building. It is the foundation or base that holds up the weight of the structure above it. This support is important because it ensures that the building or structure remains stable and does not collapse. Think of it like the legs of a table, without them, the table would not be able to stand.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Subjacent support refers to the support that is provided to a structure or building by the ground or soil beneath it. It is the support that is located directly below the structure.

For example, a building that is built on a strong foundation has subjacent support. The foundation provides support to the building by distributing its weight evenly across the ground. Without this support, the building would not be able to stand upright and could collapse.

Another example of subjacent support is a bridge that is built over a river. The pillars that support the bridge are anchored into the ground beneath the river, providing subjacent support to the bridge.

These examples illustrate how subjacent support is essential for the stability and safety of structures and buildings. Without it, they would not be able to withstand the forces of nature or the weight of their own structure.

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