Advocacy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVOCACY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the function of an advocate
• public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy
• the profession or work of a legal advocate
• active support of a cause or course of action
• The act of pleading for or supporting; work of advocating; intercession.
• active support of an idea or cause etc.; especially the act of pleading or arguing for something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of advocating

Words related to ADVOCACY

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How to use ADVOCACY in a sentence

• He became so bold in the advocacy of extreme liberal opinions that his journal was suppressed by government.
• The advocacy of such training, however, was in no sense new.
• Constantly he showed himself an idealist, as in his advocacy of an absolute honor system.
• His violent advocacy of the Quaker creeds led him into continual trouble and several times into prison.
• It is as full of political prejudice and partisan advocacy as any of his parliamentary speeches.
• Blaine had many warm friends and admirers among the white men and Democrats in the State, some of them being outspoken in their advocacy of his election.
• At all events, the advocacy of it testifies to the acuteness and energy with which Nelson threw himself into the operations especially intrusted to him.
• He was really a great man, and gained the affections of the people by his advocacy of liberty.
• Needless to say the higher advocacy of sympathy was conspicuous by its absence.
• What, then, it is asked, becomes of the advocacy of the written sermon? The answer to this argument is evident.
• He was noted for his boldness and firmness, and for his powerful advocacy of the side he deemed right.
• Warburton derived advantages from the connexion, the prospect of which, we may hope, was not the motive of his first advocacy.
• His honest and intrepid advocacy of principle has won him an enviable position in his party, and no one possesses the entire confidence of the country to a greater degree than he.
• The measure passed the commons, and received an eloquent and powerful advocacy in the lords from the Duke of Wellington.
• Duffy as dangerous to freedom, and as a cover to his retreat from the patriotic advocacy of Irish nationality.
• The politics of this journal were Radical, and to the exposition and advocacy of these opinions he devoted himself with equal ardour and success.
• Of him, as of so many other eminent lawyers, the reflection is just, that the highest efforts of advocacy have no adequate memorial.
• Lincoln address a political meeting at the old Courthouse in advocacy of the election of General Winfield Scott to the Presidency.
• It had in the House no friend more ardent in its advocacy than myself.
• One day, a chaplain, noted for his advocacy of total abstinence, passed the camp of the First Michigan Battery.
• I protested strongly against the advocacy of criminal means, declaring that those who urged the use of such means were the worst foes of social progress.
• When once it has been done, he will make his way best, not by our advocacy of him, but by his own worth and power.
• He was a leader in the agitation for repeal of the Corn Laws and in advocacy of free trade.
• All of these churches could learn a valuable lesson from some of our home congregations that have been rent asunder by the unholy advocacy of innovations.
• Jones my sincere and heartfelt thanks for their able eloquence and advocacy on my part in this affair.
• His active advocacy of the cause of a reform in parliament was equal within and without the house of commons.
• He made it his special mission to advocate financial reform, and left the advocacy for franchise extension very largely to his colleague.
• At a later time, even though their rights had become complete, men might still seek counsel, legal advice, and advocacy from a person of influence and eloquence.
• So far as his advocacy of the establishment of training vessels for the supply of seamen to the Royal Navy is concerned, I have nothing to say against it.
• It would be used so long as the politicians of the party needed moral support and eloquent advocacy, and spurned as soon as its services were no longer necessary.

Similar words containing ADVOCA without suffix cy

advocaat14 advocate14 advocaats15 advocated16 advocates15 advocator15 advocacies18 advocating17 advocation16 advocative19 advocators16 advocatory19 advocations17

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