v. 1 give moral or psychological support aid or courage to; 2 provide for materially or financially; 3 carry the weight of
The parents supported the new proposal.
The parents supported the new proposal.
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How did the Patriots show they supported the Revolution?
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What were the colonist called that supported the King?
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He supported his written report with an illustrative picture.
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Who was the woman who supported and developed Negro Leagues?
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The caudillo was supported by a few very rich men.
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The scientist supported neo-Darwinism.
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Who was the one friend who supported Emmy?
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The nobility supported the king during the revolution.
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Afraid the underwater ledge that supported the frozen ship would collapsed, where did Allen build an ice cave?
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Colonists who supported the crown were called what?
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Many people who supported women's rights were also abolitionists.
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Who supported the WNBA?
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Sophie had friends that supported her, who did she trust the most?
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More than 5000 ships and 13000 aircraft supported the D-Day invasion.
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back up; encourage; aid
discourage
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