(usually used in simple past form "wanted") To feel appreciation for
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A structure that complements or supplements something else
“The large pillar serves as a support for the building's ceiling.”
Financial help
“The billionaire philanthropist has been generous with his support for many charitable foundations.”
Assistance provided
“We would not have completed this task without support from the technical department.”
Approval or permission given for a decision (to do something), especially on a moral or emotional level
“I decided to become a professional musician with the support of my parents.”
Public acclaim or appreciation
“The support the movie received would prompt a sequel.”
Evidence or proof
“There is strong support from available research that suggests that life is sustainable on Mars.”
Answers to questions regarding consumer products
“Detailed support will be required for any products purchased.”
(computing) The state of two systems being compatible
“There is no support for the software you are attempting to install on this platform.”
The bearing of a secondary role
“I would not have finished the project without Joey as my support.”
Support for an idea or cause
The protection, backing, or support of a particular person or organization
The comfort received by a person, typically after a loss or disappointment
A person or thing that provides stability or confidence in an otherwise uncertain situation
Financial support given to those who are unemployed or otherwise in need
An instance of kind, or charitable, behavior
The necessities of life and the means by which one secures this
An advantage or favorable condition over others
The action of preserving the state or security of something (or someone)
A bond of unity between individuals or groups
State of being impervious, immune to, or blocking an external influence or harm
The act of seeking assistance or advice
A defensive wall, especially of a castle or walled city
Reverence for something or someone
A firm contact or grip
The part of, or work done by, a company that is not seen by the public
A reason or explanation given to justify a fault or offense
A body of supporters or admirers
The ability to solve difficult problems, often in original, clever, and inventive ways
A low stool for supporting the feet while seated
The act of providing someone in need of assistance with aid
A structure or frame providing support for tubing or equipment
The act of participating, of taking part in something
Help or kindness afforded to someone, or the fact of being helpful or kind
A cloth bag stuffed with feathers or other soft materials, used for comfort when lying or sleeping
Friendship and mutual support within a group
A wooden crosspiece that is fastened over the necks of animals or people
Money for investment in new enterprise
A short, low-budget film typically used as support or shown before the main feature
A network of individuals whom one is acquainted with
A knob, peg, or nail used to suspend garments briefly
Material to help do a job
Advice and guidance received from peers
Beam made from steel
Act of offering unpaid services, labor, or work willingly nonprofessionally
A person or thing providing protection, or the protection provided
A means of counteracting or eliminating something undesirable
Signs or indications of something
A bandage or soft strap used to support an injured body part
A woman's foundation garment, reinforced with stays, that supports the waistline, hips and bust
Involvement as a partner or accomplice, especially in a crime or other wrongdoing
A counteracting weight or force
A portable device to support and transport patients
A widening or extending piece of fabric used to reinforce or insert in a garment
A promise or guarantee that something will be done or be the case
The feeling or belief that one can have faith in or rely on someone or something
The clientele of, or the act of regularly dealing with, a business
Edible supplies
The act or state of reinforcing or shoring up
A requirement for something
To assist by contributing
“The philanthropic foundation has chosen to support research into alternative forms of energy.”
To approbate or endorse
“Kerry has chosen to support the new president despite his controversial views on many matters.”
To agree to or with
“I will support whatever you choose to do.”
To strengthen or stabilize
“Would you be able to support the table on both sides while I attach the legs?”
To provide moral support
“The community will endeavor to support you and your immediate family during your crisis.”
To raise or take care of
“He worked hard to support his wife and three kids.”
To substantiate or verify
“The evidence does appear to support the charge.”
(archaic) To endure or tolerate
“I am unable to support the sheer amount of pain in my foot any longer.”
To assist, support or back someone in their actions or endeavors
To champion or endorse a cause
To praise or express approval for something or someone
To consider or regard somebody or something as
To be capable of supplying
To take an active interest in or be an avid supporter of
To make a living for the benefit of others
To preserve from extinction or oblivion
To have enough money to pay for
To care for (someone) lovingly
To keep from harm, or to ensure the safety of
To place for support or steadying
(in an activity) To take part or involve oneself
To encourage or motivate someone or a group, typically with one's voice
(adhere to) To closely follow, observe, or represent
(of a state or process) To encourage the development of, or increased activity in, something
To transport or carry to a place
To choose to use or buy as an expression of support
To provide the means to do something
To play a musical accompaniment to
To unite in order to support a fellow group member
To cooperate in continuing a joke, hoax, or similar phenomenon initiated by others
To base on a principle, idea, feeling or physical matter
(usually used in simple past form "wanted") To feel appreciation for
To be consistent or in agreement with
To support or suppress enemy activities by providing fire support and maintaining surveillance
To create by training or teaching
To securely immobilize a limb or wound using a bandage or binding
Having an auxiliary or subsidiary role
“Tom was forced to admit that he was dissatisfied with his role as the support actor.”
Accompanying musically
Serving in a supporting role to someone or something
Used on a website as a title to a link with more information about someone or a group
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