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Espouse

Definition

(formal) To publicly support or advocate for a particular cause, idea, or policy; to adopt and promote a particular ideology or philosophy. Typically collocates with abstract nouns: values, principles, theories, ideals, or movements.

Example Sentences

1The politician's decision to espouse a more progressive stance on climate change was met with widespread approval from her constituents.
2Historically, many artists have used their work to espouse radical social or political views, challenging the status quo and pushing for change.
3The company's mission statement explicitly espouses a commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility.
4In her influential essay, the philosopher espoused a nuanced critique of modern capitalism, arguing for a more equitable distribution of wealth.
5The activist's impassioned speech served as a powerful call to action, encouraging her audience to espouse the cause of social justice and human rights.

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