advocate in Greek
advocate in Greek is συνήγορος, υπέρμαχος, υπερασπιστής — advocate means a person who publicly supports or argues in favor of a cause, policy, or another person.
advocate in Greek
What does "advocate" mean?
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noun A person who publicly supports or argues in favor of a cause, policy, or another person.
"She became an outspoken advocate for renewable energy."
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noun A lawyer, especially one who represents a client in court.
"In Scotland, a trial lawyer who appears in the higher courts is called an advocate."
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verb To publicly support or argue in favor of something.
"The report advocates stricter regulation of online privacy."
advocate in a sentence
- She became an outspoken advocate for renewable energy.
- He acted as an advocate for his younger brother during the dispute.
- In Scotland, a trial lawyer who appears in the higher courts is called an advocate.
- The report advocates stricter regulation of online privacy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "advocate" in Greek?
"advocate" in Greek is συνήγορος, υπέρμαχος, υπερασπιστής. advocate means: A person who publicly supports or argues in favor of a cause, policy, or another person.
How do you pronounce συνήγορος?
"advocate" in Greek is συνήγορος, pronounced "synigoros".
How do you use "advocate" in a sentence?
Example: "She became an outspoken advocate for renewable energy." In Greek, "advocate" is συνήγορος, υπέρμαχος, υπερασπιστής.
Are there other ways to say "advocate" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "advocate": συνήγορος, υπέρμαχος, υπερασπιστής, υποστηρικτής.