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Synonyms for "supporting" in English

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  1. supporting:
  2. support:

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Detailed Synonyms for supporting in English

supporting:

supporting adj

  1. supporting
    supporting
  2. supporting
    – capable of bearing a structural load 1
    supporting; load-bearing
    – capable of bearing a structural load 1
  3. supporting
    – furnishing support and encouragement 1
    encouraging; supporting
    – furnishing support and encouragement 1
    • supporting adj
      • the anxious child needs supporting and accepting treatment from the teacher1

supporting

  1. supporting
    supporting; recommending

supporting [the ~] nom

  1. the supporting
    – the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening 1
    the support; the supporting
    – the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening 1

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Alternate Synonyms for "supporting":


Related Definitions for "supporting":

  1. capable of bearing a structural load1
    • a supporting wall1
  2. furnishing support and encouragement1
    • the anxious child needs supporting and accepting treatment from the teacher1
  3. the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening1

support:

to support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)

  1. to support
    to support; to shore; to prop up; to prop
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • shore verbe (shores, shored, shoring)
    • prop up verbe (props up, propped up, propping up)
    • prop verbe (props, propped, propping)
  2. to support
    to support; to shore; to carry along; to carry
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • shore verbe (shores, shored, shoring)
    • carry along verbe (carry along, carried along, carrying along)
    • carry verbe (carries, carried, carrying)
  3. to support
    to confirm; to validate; to ratify; to support; to uphold; to bear out; to seal
    • confirm verbe (confirms, confirmed, confirming)
    • validate verbe (validates, validated, validating)
    • ratify verbe (ratifies, ratified, ratifying)
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • uphold verbe (upholds, upheld, upholding)
    • bear out verbe (bears out, bearing out)
    • seal verbe (seals, sealed, sealing)
  4. to support
    to maintain; to support; aid someone financially; to provide for; back someone
  5. to support
    to maintain; to keep up; to provide for; to support
    • maintain verbe (maintains, maintained, maintaining)
    • keep up verbe (keeps up, kept up, keeping up)
    • provide for verbe (provides for, provided for, providing for)
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
  6. to support
    to encourage; to arouse; to activate; to stimulate; to excite; to support; to awake
    • encourage verbe (encourages, encouraged, encouraging)
    • arouse verbe (arouses, aroused, arousing)
    • activate verbe (activates, activated, activating)
    • stimulate verbe (stimulates, stimulated, stimulating)
    • excite verbe (excites, excited, exciting)
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • awake verbe (awakes, awoke, awaking)
  7. to support
    take the view; be of the opinion; to support
  8. to support
    to approve; to support; to agree; to back up; to shore
    • approve verbe (approves, approved, approving)
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • agree verbe (agrees, agreed, agreeing)
    • back up verbe (backs up, backed up, backing up)
    • shore verbe (shores, shored, shoring)
  9. to support
    to finance; to support; to back
    • finance verbe (finances, financed, financing)
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • back verbe (backs, backed, backing)
  10. to support
    to support; to help; to lend a hand; give a hand
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • help verbe (helps, helped, helping)
    • lend a hand verbe (lends a hand, lent a hand, lending a hand)
    • give a hand verbe
  11. to support
    to underpin; to support
    • underpin verbe (underpins, underpinned, underpinning)
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
  12. to support
    – establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts 1
    to support; to sustain; to confirm; to affirm; to substantiate; corroborate
    – establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
      • The evidence supports the defendant1
    • sustain verbe (sustains, sustained, sustaining)
    • confirm verbe (confirms, confirmed, confirming)
      • his story confirmed my doubts1
    • affirm verbe (affirms, affirmed, affirming)
    • substantiate verbe (substantiates, substantiated, substantiating)
    • corroborate verbe
  13. to support
    – adopt as a belief 1
    to support; to subscribe
    – adopt as a belief 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
    • subscribe verbe (subscribes, subscribed, subscribing)
      • I subscribe to your view on abortion1
  14. to support
    – argue or speak in defense of 1
    to support; to defend; fend for
    – argue or speak in defense of 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
      • She supported the motion to strike1
    • defend verbe (defends, defended, defending)
    • fend for verbe
  15. to support
    – be a regular customer or client of 1
    to support; to patronize; patronage; patronise; keep going
    – be a regular customer or client of 1
  16. to support
    – be the physical support of; carry the weight of 1
    to support; to sustain; to hold; to hold up
    – be the physical support of; carry the weight of 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
      • He supported me with one hand while I balanced on the beam1
    • sustain verbe (sustains, sustained, sustaining)
    • hold verbe (holds, held, holding)
      • The beam holds up the roof1
      • What's holding that mirror?1
    • hold up verbe (holds up, held up, holding up)
  17. to support
    – play a subordinate role to (another performer) 1
    to support
    – play a subordinate role to (another performer) 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
      • Olivier supported Gielgud beautifully in the second act1
  18. to support
    – support materially or financially 1
    to support
    – support materially or financially 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
      • he does not support his natural children1
      • The scholarship supported me when I was in college1
  19. to support
    – be behind; approve of 1
    to support; to endorse; to back; plunk for; indorse; plump for
    – be behind; approve of 1
  20. to support
    – give moral or psychological support, aid, or courage to 1
    to support; to back up
    – give moral or psychological support, aid, or courage to 1
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)
      • She supported him during the illness1
    • back up verbe (backs up, backed up, backing up)
  21. to support
    – support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm 1
    to support; to underpin; to bear out; corroborate
    – support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm 1
  22. to support
    – To work with another program or product; for example, an application might support file transfers from another program. 2
    to support
    – To work with another program or product; for example, an application might support file transfers from another program. 2
    • support verbe (supports, supported, supporting)

Conjugations for support:

present
  1. support
  2. support
  3. supports
  4. support
  5. support
  6. support
simple past
  1. supported
  2. supported
  3. supported
  4. supported
  5. supported
  6. supported
present perfect
  1. have supported
  2. have supported
  3. has supported
  4. have supported
  5. have supported
  6. have supported
past continuous
  1. was supporting
  2. were supporting
  3. was supporting
  4. were supporting
  5. were supporting
  6. were supporting
future
  1. shall support
  2. will support
  3. will support
  4. shall support
  5. will support
  6. will support
continuous present
  1. am supporting
  2. are supporting
  3. is supporting
  4. are supporting
  5. are supporting
  6. are supporting
subjunctive
  1. be supported
  2. be supported
  3. be supported
  4. be supported
  5. be supported
  6. be supported
diverse
  1. support!
  2. let's support!
  5. supported
  6. supporting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

support [the ~] nom

  1. the support
    the support
  2. the support
    the support; the assistance; the welfare; the social security; the relief
  3. the support
    the assistance; the support; the help
  4. the support
    the support; the assistance; the aid; the help
  5. the support
    the chassis; the stand; the support; the leg
  6. the support
    the maintenance; the support
  7. the support
    the socle; the stand; the tripod; the support; the pillar; the column
  8. the support
    the favour; the service; the grace; the support; the patronage; the goodwill; the mass; the boon; the favor
  9. the support
    the support; the encouragement; the motivation; the stimulation
  10. the support
    the encouragement; the stimulation; the encouraging; the support; the cheers; the urging; the urging on; the help; the stay; the switching on; the putting on; the turning up; the turning on
  11. the support
    the buttress; the support
  12. the support
    the adhere to; the support; the be attached to
  13. the support
    the tripod; the stand; the support
  14. the support
    the backing; the support
  15. the support
    the joist; the supporting beam; the support; the prop; the buttress
  16. the support
    the support; the substantiating
  17. the support
    – documentary validation 1
    the support; the documentation
    – documentary validation 1
    • support [the ~] nom
      • the strongest support for this view is the work of Jones1
    • documentation [the ~] nom
      • his documentation of the results was excellent1
  18. the support
    – a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission 1
    the support; the reinforcement; the reenforcement
    – a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission 1
  19. the support
    – the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening 1
    the support; the supporting
    – the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening 1
  20. the support
    – aiding the cause or policy or interests of 1
    the support
    – aiding the cause or policy or interests of 1
    • support [the ~] nom
      • the president no longer has the support of his own party1
      • they developed a scheme of mutual support1
  21. the support
    – the activity of providing for or maintaining by supplying with money or necessities 1
    the support
    – the activity of providing for or maintaining by supplying with money or necessities 1
    • support [the ~] nom
      • his support kept the family together1
      • they gave him emotional support during difficult times1
  22. the support
    – any device that bears the weight of another thing 1
    the support
    – any device that bears the weight of another thing 1
    • support [the ~] nom
      • there was no place to attach supports for a shelf1
  23. the support
    – supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation 1
    the support
    – supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation 1
    • support [the ~] nom
      • the statue stood on a marble support1
  24. the support
    – something providing immaterial assistance to a person or cause or interest 1
    the support
    – something providing immaterial assistance to a person or cause or interest 1
    • support [the ~] nom
      • the policy found little public support1
      • his faith was all the support he needed1
      • the team enjoyed the support of their fans1
  25. the support
    – a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts 1
    the support; the accompaniment; the backup; the musical accompaniment
    – a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts 1
  26. the support
    – the financial means whereby one lives 1
    the support; the keep; the livelihood; the living; the sustenance; the bread and butter
    – the financial means whereby one lives 1
  27. the support
    – financial resources provided to make some project possible 1
    the support; the backing; the funding; the financial support; the financial backing
    – financial resources provided to make some project possible 1
  28. the support
    – The activities and actions performed by customer service representatives to assist customers. 2
    the support
    – The activities and actions performed by customer service representatives to assist customers. 2

support

  1. support
    support; promotion; encouragement; furtherance
  2. support
    support; keep
  3. support
    support; maintain; feed
  4. support
    support; approval
  5. support
    support; recommend
  6. support
    support; substantiate
  7. support
    support; back up

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Antonyms for "support":


Related Definitions for "support":

  1. documentary validation1
    • the strongest support for this view is the work of Jones1
  2. a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission1
    • they called for artillery support1
  3. the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening1
    • he leaned against the wall for support1
  4. aiding the cause or policy or interests of1
    • the president no longer has the support of his own party1
    • they developed a scheme of mutual support1
  5. the activity of providing for or maintaining by supplying with money or necessities1
    • his support kept the family together1
    • they gave him emotional support during difficult times1
  6. any device that bears the weight of another thing1
    • there was no place to attach supports for a shelf1
  7. supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation1
    • the statue stood on a marble support1
  8. something providing immaterial assistance to a person or cause or interest1
    • the policy found little public support1
    • his faith was all the support he needed1
    • the team enjoyed the support of their fans1
  9. a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts1
  10. the financial means whereby one lives1
    • he applied to the state for support1
  11. financial resources provided to make some project possible1
    • the foundation provided support for the experiment1
  12. establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts1
    • The evidence supports the defendant1
  13. adopt as a belief1
  14. argue or speak in defense of1
    • She supported the motion to strike1
  15. be a regular customer or client of1
  16. be the physical support of; carry the weight of1
    • He supported me with one hand while I balanced on the beam1
  17. play a subordinate role to (another performer)1
    • Olivier supported Gielgud beautifully in the second act1
  18. support materially or financially1
    • he does not support his natural children1
    • The scholarship supported me when I was in college1
  19. be behind; approve of1
  20. give moral or psychological support, aid, or courage to1
    • She supported him during the illness1
  21. support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm1
  22. The activities and actions performed by customer service representatives to assist customers.2
  23. To work with another program or product; for example, an application might support file transfers from another program.2

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