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crutch

noun as in support

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As for Berhane, a humanitarian organisation has been able to provide him with a prosthetic leg and crutch, which has helped him walk again.

From BBC

The former office manager does her best to focus on the achievements – including walking from the car to the school gate without a crutch - but the adjustments have not always been easy.

From BBC

“I think the dangerous thing about AI is that it can be a crutch,” he explains.

From BBC

The NHS is not just having to be there for people with health needs, it has also become a crutch for those struggling with other elements of their life.

From BBC

It’s more accurate to say Eminem resurrects him than to argue that he’s been using him as a crutch for 25 years.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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