Promote
41promote — v 1. encourage, inspirit, hearten; boost, build up, raise, lift; support, patronize, sanction, back, sustain, uphold, hold up, maintain; improve, strengthen, amend, make better, upgrade, help develop, ameliorate; enrich, enhance, fatten, add to,… …
42promote — pro·mote …
43promote — verb 1) she s been promoted Syn: upgrade, give promotion to, elevate, advance, move up 2) an organization promoting justice Syn: encourage, further, advance, foster, develop, boost …
44promote — /prəˈmoʊt / (say pruh moht) verb (t) (promoted, promoting) 1. to advance in rank, dignity, position, etc. 2. to further the growth, development, progress, etc., of; encourage. 3. to help to found; originate; organise; launch (a financial… …
45promote — pro|mo|te vb., r, de, t (gøre reklame for, promovere) …
46promote — Ho opi i, pi i a e (as in a job); ho oholo i mua, ho oki eki e, ho opaipai. See advertise …
47promote — To contribute to growth, enlargement, or prosperity of; to forward; to further; to encourage; to advance …
48promote — To give a start to something, perchance the organization of a corporation. To forward. To contribute to growth and enlargement. Bank of Italy v Johnson, 200 Cal 1, 251 P 784, 792 …
49promote — v.tr. 1 (often foll. by to) advance or raise (a person) to a higher office, rank, etc. (was promoted to captain). 2 help forward; encourage; support actively (a cause, process, desired result, etc.) (promoted women s suffrage). 3 publicize and… …
50promote to Glory — verb To die 2004 John H. Watson Christians Observed: Narratives for Todays Church Page 20 …
