assistance
- noun
- /əˈsɪstəns/
- Student comments related to research were limited to receiving assistance with finding books and other resources.
- financial assistance
- provide assistance
- need assistance
How is how does housing assistance hurt the poor?
- How is how does housing assistance hurt the poor?
- No extra cost and no assistance needed.
- They don't want black people getting any form of assistance or help.
- I grew up poor in Oakland, spent time on government assistance.
- From there, go to apply for assistance.
Examples
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This is Detective Alex Murphy in need of immediate medical assistance.
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She applied for financial assistance to help pay for her tuition fees.
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I thank them for their assistance and working with me.
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What we did not get and still need is assistance with long term care.
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I shall be glad of any technical assistance.
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Most respondents also received assistance with a range of needs, including financial, emotional, and medical support.
Academic text (2011) -
It's also true that I shall need the assistance of all persons of good will.
Fiction book (1992) -
The author thanks Jonathan Kahan for his assistance in collecting material for this article.
Academic text (2011) -
There are several avenues of assistance available to help you deal with IG issues.
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Successful programs in other countries have addressed these barriers by providing financial assistance and legislating mandatory installation.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
An act that makes something easier for someone
Help that someone gives to another person to do a task
Help given to people or places in need
Help given to people after a disaster, like food or shelter
Someone who gives support when you need it
Help or approval, often with money, that lets a project continue
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Compounds
- Formal
Money the government gives to people who need help to pay basic living costs
- Formal
Money the government gives to people or families who have little money
- Formal
A United States government agency that gives money and support to local and state police to reduce crime
- Specialized
Help to organize, move, and keep supplies and equipment working for military or aid operations
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Morphology
Etymology
Assistance comes from Latin parts ad- 'to' and sistere 'stand', and is like the English word stand. So, assistance is someone 'standing by' you, which is why it means help or support.