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Meanings of supportive in English

Furnishing support or assistance.

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Usage of supportive in English
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Investors also awaited supportive measures for the economy from the budget speech.
Reuters
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Republicans continue to be strongly supportive of Trump's approach to handling terrorism.
Reuters
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Community venues also provide a supportive environment where people can seek help.
Reuters
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However, autopsy revealed several findings which were strongly supportive of fatal hypothermia.
Pubmed
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If you came from a supportive family environment take one step forward.
The South African
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Patients are given supportive care, for example ventilation, if breathing significantly deteriorates.
The Guardian
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Nato has also issued a statement strongly supportive of the UK line.
The Irish Times
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Principals motivate colleagues, create a supportive learning environment and provide instructional leadership.
The Irish Times
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Intensive supportive measures were required during the prolonged myelosuppression that followed treatment.
Pubmed
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Parents have been extremely supportive in terms of anything we've asked for.
The Guardian
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Mr Davis said Te Puni Kōkiri was supportive of the new agency.
Radio NZ
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However, consider a more supportive shoe for heavy packs and high arches.
Climbing Magazine
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He said Air New Zealand have been very supportive of the proposal.
Radio NZ
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All else being equal, neither will be supportive of stock market prices.
Reuters
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Only some countries reported supportive policy in the transport and environment sectors.
Pubmed
16
Federal Labor leader Anthony Albanese said he was supportive of the measures.
News.com.au
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