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espouse

verb as in stand up for; support

verb as in marry

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Here she takes aim at influencers espousing wellness for likes, their followers and the whole industry of commodifying belief.

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Her philosophy, while shocking to a busload of Baptist female college teachers, is one Williams himself might have espoused after a couple of Negronis.

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But Borysenko, whose exclusive coverage of the event immediately preceded Alter’s firing, has herself repeatedly espoused extreme rhetoric on social media, even publicly embracing “fascism” and revisionist histories of Nazi Germany.

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Militant activists who identify with Antifa have espoused an uncompromising philosophy of zero tolerance for fascists.

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Capitol — all violent incidents carried out by people who espoused right-wing political values.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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