bore

The outcome certain, the bonus point secure; boring, but in a better way.

Trump’s address to Congress on Tuesday night was long and boring, but also laced with threats to both democracy and his enemies.

In the attic, they discovered a knife which bore traces of Vicky's DNA.

"The evidence presented to the jury demonstrated that Richard Jones bore full responsibility for his callous actions."

Today, under Trump, daily crossings have fallen to around 10 or so, Ladd said, and Border Patrol agents tell him they’ve grown bored.