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aid
noun as in help, support
Strongest matches
assistance, benefit, care, compensation, cooperation, gift, relief, service, subsidy, treatment
Strong matches
advancement, advice, advocacy, alleviation, allowance, assist, attention, backing, backup, benefaction, benevolence, bounty, charity, comfort, deliverance, encouragement, endowment, favor, furtherance, giving, guidance, hand, handout, lift, ministration, ministry, patronage, promotion, reinforcement, rescue, reward, salvation, sustenance
Weak matches
verb as in help, support
Weak matches
bail out, go to bat for, go with, lend a hand, open doors for, stick up for, straighten out
Example Sentences
They accused the commission of dropping many voters, especially Muslims, to aid Modi's party.
According to the 23-count indictment, unsealed Wednesday morning, Williamson conspired with Sean McCluskie — a former top aid to Becerra — and lobbyist Greg Campbell to bill Becerra’s dormant state campaign account for bogus consulting services.
He expressed fury that Petro's decision could aid drug trafficking groups and cause the amount of cocaine exported from Colombia to "overflow."
They also have close ties with US agencies, from whom they have received hundreds of millions of dollars in aid.
Recent stress in overnight funding markets could signal a need for the Federal Reserve to offer markets more aid during the crucial year-end period to keep markets functioning smoothly.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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