advocates

'advocates'

[advocate.n.01] as in: a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea

advocate, advocate, recommend, preach, exponent, exponent

advocate, advocate, recommend, preach, propound

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person, entity

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gnostic, neutralist, nullifier, jansenist, constitutionalist, irredentist, neoclassicist, presenter, spokesperson, isolationist, republican, democrat, thatcherite, teleologist, unilateralist, nationalist, maoist, ritualist, partitionist, supremacist, marxist, suffragist, supporter, humanist, ideologist, federalist, ruralist, pro-lifer, partisan, libertarian, separatist, secessionist, darwinian, internationalist, secularist, protectionist, platonist, apologist

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enthusiast, partisan

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'advocates'

[advocate.n.02] as in: a lawyer who pleads cases in court

advocate, advocate, recommend, preach, guidance, rede, counselor, counselor

advocate, guidance, rede, counselorship, plead, plead, plead, plead

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lawyer, entity

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law

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'advocates'

[recommend.v.01] as in: push for something

Examples:
The travel agent recommended strongly that we not travel on Thanksgiving Day

recommend, commend, recommend, urge, urge, urge, cheer, advocate, advocate, preach

recommendation, recommendation, recommendation, pressing, urgency, urgency, urgency, importunity

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propose, express

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'advocates'

[preach.v.02] as in: speak, plead, or argue in favor of

Examples:
The doctor advocated a smoking ban in the entire house

preach, preach, advocate, advocate, recommend

sermon, sermon, preach, preach, advocate, advocate, recommend, advocacy

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urge, act

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sermonize

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act, consume, devour, dissemble, work

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