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Meanings of very supportive in English

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Usage of very supportive in English
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He said Air New Zealand have been very supportive of the proposal.
Radio NZ
2
However, her father has always been very supportive both financially and emotionally.
The Irish Times
3
She said: He was very supportive and he is genuine about this.
The Irish Times
4
And, when I came to work in London, Belinda was very supportive.
The Guardian
5
Ana said, while the school was very supportive, not everything went smoothly.
Radio NZ
6
He said its farmer shareholders and suppliers had also been very supportive.
Radio NZ
7
Have you gotten in the gym yet? He is very , very supportive.
Ebony
8
We're very supportive of one another and that's very precious to me.
The Guardian
9
She could be very charming, a lot of fun, and very supportive.
BBC
10
I had a lot of people around me who were very supportive.
Reuters
11
She has three children, two Great Danes and one very supportive husband.
The South African
12
However, she said the board has been very supportive of Jeffries.
Reuters
13
We loved the road then and still do; it's a very supportive community.
The Irish Times
14
He says the community has been very supportive of the programme.
Radio NZ
15
My parents lost trust in me, but they were and are very supportive.
The Guardian
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We would be very supportive of that, but multinationals shouldn't be left behind.
The Irish Times
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Very supportive through the time
Very supportive across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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