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View definitions for patronize

patronize

verb as in support a cause

verb as in do business at an establishment

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One post on a Proud Boys channel on Telegram suggested that members avoid the January inauguration: “Stay home or patronize your local watering hole and celebrate the inauguration of our President and the imminent release of our Boys.”

From BBC

To distract from that din, my dad — wearing a Dodgers jersey and hat — rattled off a bunch of long-gone bars he used to patronize on the Eastside.

There are plenty of good reasons not to patronize Amazon.

From Slate

There are others who feel similarly and choose not to patronize mainland restaurants.

Junk fee protections are especially important in restaurants because so many consumers patronize them, Balber said.

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

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