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advocate
noun as in person supporting an idea or cause publicly
verb as in support idea or cause publicly
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Example Sentences
Note the irony of celebrating Nixon and Kissinger for abandoning the ruinous policies toward Russia, China and Vietnam that they had risen to power advocating.
Yet some fire safety advocates argue there’s simply no need to engage in dramatic, high-risk operations in order to make a difference.
Two prominent organizations that advocate for trans rights, Lambda Legal and the Trevor Project, did not respond to requests for interviews.
The Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut to 3.75%-4% revealed internal divisions, with one official advocating for no cut and another for a deeper one.
She has advocated for a “single-party system” branded under the guise of “solidarity,” but the result is an autocratic surveillance state that suppresses free speech, upheld by a violent paramilitary police force.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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