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Definitionv. choose and follow
Last update: January 16, 2017
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For man to espouse a certain ideology according to his faith is a matter belonging to an elementary human right. [verb]
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How can the state be racist and espouse an ideology of multiculturalism? [verb]
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Heyward gathered from the manners of the different speakers, that the father and son espoused one side of a disputed question, while the white man maintained the other. [verb]
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Mackshane espoused this opinion, in consequence of his previous declaration that the man was not mad. [verb]
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Colonel Talbot often engaged him in discussions upon the justice of the cause he had espoused. [verb]
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The miller and smith, also, had espoused different sides, and, considering the vivacity of two such disputants, there was reason to doubt whether the strife might be amicably terminated. [verb]
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The next day saw Richard's return to his own camp, and in a short space afterwards the young Earl of Huntingdon was espoused by Edith Plantagenet. [verb]
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--if your country is dear to you, and if you have the interests of humanity at heart, have the courage to espouse the cause of liberty. [verb]
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When I left college, I was sent out to Jamaica, to espouse a bride already courted for me. [verb]
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A pretty dispute followed, in which Edna warmly espoused her father's cause and the Doctor remained neutral. [verb]
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In fact, she carried her animosity to such an extent that it was often the cause of domestic disagreements between herself and Zeus, who espoused the cause of the Trojans. [verb]
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