Someone who can be relied on to provide support and comfort.
Someone who can be relied on to provide support and comfort.
This term derives from The Book of Common Prayer, 1549:
“O lorde… Bee vnto them a tower of strength.”
Shakespeare later used it in Richard III, 1594:
‘The king’s name is a tower of strength.”
See also: ivory tower.
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