Advocates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVOCATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADVOCATE, to plead in favour of
NOUN:
• a professional pleader in a court of justice
• a barrister.
• a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
• publicly recommend or support
• a person who puts a case on someone else's behalf
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to speak in favor of

Words related to ADVOCATES

advocate14 advocated16 advocating17

How to use ADVOCATES in a sentence

• Stanley Hall advocates the individual teaching of reading, and since Dr.
• There being thus no dispute as to the facts, a keen contest of argument proceeded between the advocates on either side.
• The advocates of higher education, however, met with no little opposition.
• To-day the most ardent advocates of the system are Chinese pastors and elders.
• Many of their advocates while they wish to vindicate the liberty of human nature are anxious also to preserve its dignity and beauty.
• The advocates of the elective system have insisted that its results were advantageous for society as a whole, as well as for the individual.
• Indeed, it had then but few advocates in Congress or the country.
• The advocates for such a literary institution may reply, that in what has been advanced against it we may perhaps find more glory than profit.
• It is stranger still that its earnest advocates should claim for it in a special manner the few merits it does not possess.
• Chief among them we should reckon a true enthusiasm for the cause he advocates, and a hearty delight in out-of-doors-life.
• Lord Grey, in reply, complained that the opposition to the measure seemed to be carried on, less with a view to defeat the bill, than to drive its advocates from office.
• He was one of the ablest lawyers and advocates New England ever produced, probably having no equal at the Bar of New England except Jeremiah Mason and Daniel Webster.
• Several of the Republican Senators were among its most zealous advocates.
• So he was a hard person for young advocates, or for any other unless he were strong, self-possessed, and had the respect of the Judge.
• A very amusing and agreeable club was got up by a party of young advocates.
• It is the old doctrine of the Divine right of kings, advanced now by new advocates, and sustained by a formidable array of power.
• It took for granted the complete power of internal improvement, as far as any of its advocates had ever contended for it.
• And after the Constitution was framed, and while the whole country was engaged in discussing its merits, one of its most distinguished advocates, Mr.
• The advocates of the war will be delighted to find that Mr.
• In conclusion, advocates of free divorce claim that their proposals are profoundly conservative, that they are seeking to bring marriage back to its eternally binding realities.
• The Colonial advocates of Preference, and especially Mr.
• Moreover, the town clergy, among whom are to be found advocates of disestablishment, find in many places that the parochial idea has completely broken down.
• Thomas, its advocates, be of much service to our Lord, and to the growth of learning and wisdom in these kingdoms, so that it will be a much greater institution in future times.

Similar words containing ADVOCATE without suffix s

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