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Meanings of
espouse
in английском
португальский
casar-se
каталонский
casar-se
испанский
enlazarse
Back to the meaning
Take in marriage.
marry
wed
conjoin
get married
hook up with
get hitched with
португальский
casar-se
португальский
adoptar
каталонский
adoptar
испанский
adoptar
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Take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own.
follow
embrace
adopt
sweep up
португальский
adoptar
Usage of
espouse
in английском
1
Corporate social responsibility has become something that companies
espouse
,
at least publicly.
2
And music, theatre and film will be used to
espouse
environmental causes.
3
The difference is that they
espouse
armed force to achieve their objectives.
4
It can help you to live up to the values you
espouse
.
5
So shall ever perish those who
espouse
the cause of the poor.
6
You cannot demonise one race and
espouse
equality at the same time.
7
Only she would never have stipulated for an average to
espouse
Diana.
8
Which is very ironic, because I always
espouse
the virtues of marijuana.
9
Nothing, however, but political considerations could have driven them to
espouse
it.
10
Again will I
espouse
thee-inlife as in death, am I thine!
11
The NSW Liberals
espouse
lower taxes, greater freedom and smaller government.
12
You let men
espouse
dangerous novelties and encourage them in disputation.
13
These are the values I
espouse
,
whether or not you agree with them.
14
The Association has too much shrewdness to
espouse
the quarrel of an individual.
15
They were therefore led to
espouse
the cause of the governor.
16
Among the first to
espouse
the abolition doctrines was Judge Tilden.
Other examples for "espouse"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
espouse
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
espouse the cause
espouse a daughter
espouse racist
espouse so
espouse all manner
More collocations
Translations for
espouse
португальский
casar-se
casarem-se
juntar
casar
adoptar
adotar
abraçar
каталонский
casar-se
contreure matrimoni
adoptar
abraçar
adherir-se
prendre
испанский
enlazarse
llevar al altar
desposar
casarse
matrimoniarse
contraer nupcias
adoptar
abrazar
seguir
tomar
Espouse
through the time
Espouse
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common