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espouse verb abet, accept, adopt, advocate, aid, ally, argue for, assist, associate with, back, become a participaaor, become a partisan, champion, choose, contribute to, cooperate, defend, embrace, endorse, enter into, favor, help, join, lend oneself to, opt, participate, side with, stand behind, stand up for, subscribe to, support, take part in, take up, uphold See also: accept, adhere, adopt, advocate, assert, assure, defend, embrace, justify, lobby, prefer, spouse, uphold How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| This latter group is often blamed for the subsequent loss of ancient knowledge; the espousers of this falsity conveniently ignore that the torches and thugs of the new theocrats did far more damage to the era of reason than any iron Visigothic sword. She doesn't feel spiritually akin to these espousers of libertarianism; their strongly expressed belief in a philosophy she only half-understands but associates with stinginess disturbs her. Indeed, he's become one of the most articulate espousers of its philosophy. |
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