Synonyms for subsidized
sub·si·dized

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1. subsidized, subsidisedadjective

   having partial financial support from public funds

   "lived in subsidized public housing"

   Synonyms:
   subsidised

   Antonyms:
   unsupported

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1. List of paraphrases for "subsidized":

   subsidised, subvented, funded, grant-aided, aided, allowance, sponsored, supported, subsidy, subvention, financed, allowances, backed

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1. Jakob Lundgren:

   It is problematic that some of the used electric vehicles, that have been subsidized by Swedish tax payers, are exported.

2. Chris Rufo:

   Critical race theory is an ideology that is almost entirely subsidized by taxpayers, the theories were developed in publicly-financed and publicly-subsidized universities, and now they are being installed as ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ departments in every government agency in the nation. It is not an organic philosophy.It'san elite-driven, parasitic ideology whose host is the state.

3. Greg Scharff:

   What the council is proposing is that we work together to fund and subsidize, what is basically middle-class housing ; which, traditionally, has not been subsidized.

4. Ben Narasin:

   Density has been a challenge historically for all types of delivery companies, all the way back to the Pony Express, the reality is that the far-away drives will likely be subsidized.

5. Woodrow Wilson:

   All over the Union, people are coming to feel that they have no control over the course of affairs... ‘We vote; we are offered the platform we want; we elect the men who stand on that platform; and we get absolutely nothing.’ So they begin to ask: ‘What is the use of voting? We know that the machines of both parties are subsidized by the same persons, and therefore it is useless to turn in either direction.