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patronize [Am ˈpeɪtrəˌnaɪz, ˈpætrəˌnaɪz, Brit ˈpatrənʌɪz] VERB trans
1. patronize (condescend to):
- patronize
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2.1. patronize (frequent) form:
- patronize theater/cinema
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2.2. patronize (sponsor):
- patronize
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- patronize
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A skillful political and military leader, he is also known to have patronized the arts.
en.wikipedia.org Lightly patronized routes may find reductions to fit ridership statistics and allow the agency to more effectively use the buses on heavier patronized routes.
en.wikipedia.org Qi was one of the first states to patronize scholars.
en.wikipedia.org The better troupes were patronized by nobility, and during carnival period might be funded by the various towns or cities, in which they played.
en.wikipedia.org Devotees across the world patronize the trust for the 6th day function.
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