aid

Definition for aid

noun as in help, support

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assistance, benefit, care, compensation, cooperation, gift, relief, service, subsidy, treatment

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advancement, advice, advocacy, alleviation, allowance, assist, attention, backing, backup, benefaction, benevolence, bounty, charity, comfort, deliverance, encouragement, endowment, favor, furtherance, giving, guidance, hand, handout, lift, ministration, ministry, patronage, promotion, reinforcement, rescue, reward, salvation, sustenance

Weak matches

leg up, shot in the arm

verb as in help, support

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abet, alleviate, assist, encourage, promote, subsidize

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befriend, benefact, favor, lighten, mitigate, relieve, serve, sustain

Weak matches

bail out, go to bat for, go with, lend a hand, open doors for, stick up for, straighten out

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European officials have largely stated they intend to comply with the ICC's decision, which comes after Germany and France stopped sending military aid to Israel and signals further declining goodwill towards Netanyahu's government.

From Salon

Researchers warn that this gap could directly impact Australia's humanitarian response by challenging the effectiveness of its economic aid, peacebuilding, and climate adaptation efforts.

From Science Daily

This type of climate-security-driven crisis in Australia's neighbouring regions could lead to an increased demand for humanitarian aid, migration support and diplomatic and security assistance.

From Science Daily

‘Blitz,’ by director/writer Steve McQueen melds history with sociology, action and drama without the aid of a book.

From Los Angeles Times

Developing countries also want to get a figure about how money will be from grants, such as in aid budgets, and how much would be private loans.

From BBC

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