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Synonyms for espouse
ɪˈspaʊz, ɪˈspaʊses·pouse
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Princeton's WordNet
adopt, follow, espouseverb
choose and follow; as of theories, ideas, policies, strategies or plans
"She followed the feminist movement"; "The candidate espouses Republican ideals"
Synonyms:
conform to, take in, embrace, play along, acquire, travel along, keep an eye on, fall out, sweep up, take, adopt, hook up with, borrow, comply, come after, assume, abide by, survey, take over, be, watch over, pursue, take after, keep up, get hitched with, get married, wed, watch, keep abreast, follow, marry, stick to, observe, surveil, conjoin, dramatise, succeed, accompany, come, postdate, take on, trace, stick with, dramatize, take upmarry, get married, wed, conjoin, hook up with, get hitched with, espouseverb
take in marriage
Synonyms:
follow, hook up with, get hitched with, conjoin, wed, tie, sweep up, adopt, marry, join, get married, splice, embraceespouse, embrace, adopt, sweep upverb
take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own
"She embraced Catholicism"; "They adopted the Jewish faith"
Synonyms:
embrace, adopt, hook up with, acquire, marry, sweep, cover, get hitched with, dramatize, wed, hug, take up, comprehend, assume, get married, embroil, take in, encompass, follow, squeeze, sweep up, conjoin, bosom, take, take over, dramatise, drag in, borrow, take on, drag, tangle
Dictionary of English Synonymes
espouseverb
Synonyms:
betroth, promise marriage withespouseverb
Synonyms:
marry, wed, join in wedlockespouseverb
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#19 | be | |
#246 | take | |
#439 | join | |
#504 | come | |
#846 | cover | |
#871 | watch | |
#1164 | follow | |
#1207 | wed | |
#1288 | survey | |
#3354 | assume | |
#4607 | tie | |
#5119 | comply | |
#5503 | trace | |
#5639 | adopt | |
#6613 | drag | |
#6810 | acquire | |
#7546 | pursue | |
#7561 | succeed | |
#7591 | observe | |
#10795 | embrace | |
#10946 | marry | |
#11358 | borrow | |
#12312 | sweep | |
#12721 | accompany | |
#13787 | squeeze | |
#13972 | hug | |
#20259 | encompass | |
#21181 | comprehend | |
#25125 | splice | |
#32051 | bosom | |
#37220 | tangle | |
#71825 | espouse | |
#115292 | dramatize | |
#160224 | surveil | |
#227312 | postdate | |
#253369 | conjoin | |
#278396 | embroil |
How to use espouse in a sentence?
People are afraid to express their opinion, they feel fear for their life and future, fear to espouse their faith and speak in their native language.
I have always strived to be a person of integrity by living the values I espouse.
I've said many times that we are a nation of 200 ethnicities, 160 languages, we open our doors to others and say welcome. The only thing that must change after the events of Friday is that this same door must close on all of those who espouse hate and fear.
There is a real danger, especially when the blockade is not resilient enough to hold back a political group that does not espouse our democracy's core values.
It’s nice to see that our policies and what we espouse are resonating with people running for governor, the landscape is really shifting, and people are noticing it across the state.
Translations for espouse
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- تتبنىArabic
- поддържам, женя сеBulgarian
- heiraten, zur Frau nehmen, ehelichen, zum Mann nehmenGerman
- ασπάζομαι, ενστερνίζομαιGreek
- geedziĝi je, subteni, apogi, adeptiEsperanto
- kannattaa, omaksuaFinnish
- adopter, épouserFrench
- ಸಂಗಾತಿKannada
- ondersteunen, trouwen, aannemen, tot man nemen, verdedigen, tot vrouw nemen, met, in het huwelijk tredenDutch
- ożenić się, wyjść za mąż, poślubićPolish
- apoiar, desposarPortuguese
- женитьсяRussian
- చేపట్టుTelugu
- زوجہUrdu
- 信奉Chinese
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