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support

[suh-pawrt] / səˈpɔrt /










Usage

What are other ways to say support? To support is to hold up or add strength to, literally or figuratively: The columns support the roof. To maintain is to support so as to preserve intact: to maintain an attitude of defiance. To sustain, a rather elevated word, suggests completeness and adequacy in supporting: The court sustained his claim. Uphold applies especially to supporting or backing another, as in a statement, opinion, or belief: to uphold the rights of a minority.

Example Sentences

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To be fair, though, his dad is currently Oscar-nominated in the supporting actor category for “Sentimental Value.”

From Los Angeles Times

The treasury said £4.3bn of support in the budget was stopping bills rising for more than half of business properties.

From BBC

On Monday, Iwan posted on X saying he does not support the group's "hate-driven campaign" and had not given permission for his song to be used.

From BBC

One of his proudest moments was being given an honorary doctorate in 2022 and he has since created a number of scholarships to support aspiring artists.

From BBC

"We're proud to support projects like this, which show how the arts can build understanding, foster relationships, and inspire creativity on a global scale," he added.

From BBC