sponsor
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2.7
- noun
- /ˈspɒnsər/
- And now a word from our sponsor, Better Help.
- sponsor of terrorism
- state sponsor
- primary sponsor
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Watch on YouTubeShout out to our next sponsor, Express VPN.
- Shout out to our next sponsor, Express VPN.
- That would be today's sponsor, Surf Shark.
- Clearly we have some sponsors in the audience, right?
- And thank you to our sponsors Sun Basket and Power dot.
- Also, channel sponsor dbrand has a new skin.
- When you have TV, you have a sponsor company.
- And their sponsors wouldn't let them put out my answer.
- That's why I use today's sponsor, Surf Shark.
- You just, you just, you just do whatever your sponsor suggests.
Examples
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And thank you to our sponsors Sun Basket and Power dot.
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That would be today's sponsor, Surf Shark.
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Roman is a sponsor of this show as well.
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Each child is supposed to write a letter to his or her individual sponsor every three months.
Fiction book (2000) -
All right, and our next sponsor is Stitch Fix.
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Thanks to our sponsor Skillshare for supporting this video.
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Her scheduled one o'clock meeting with a potential corporate sponsor of that improvement cut our lunch date short.
Fiction book (2000) -
Geico proud new title sponsor of the all American soap box derby.
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Let's have a word from today's sponsor, PCB Way.
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The charity event was made possible by a generous sponsor who provided all the funding.
Synonyms
810
1.0
A person who backs a team or a cause
241
3.0
A person who gives money or things to help a charity
87
3.5
A person who gives money or other help to support people, groups and causes
70
3.0
Someone, company or group who gives money to help a project
47
4.6
A person who gives money or help to others
19
3.2
A person who gives items or announces people at a ceremony
18
3.7
A person or group that gives money to support a project
14
4.2
A person who supports and encourages a cause or idea
4
3.9
A person or group who joins others to pay for things like events and bills
3
4.3
A person or company that organizes, advertises, and pays for public events like concerts
2
3.6
A person or group that helps pay for and organize an event
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Etymology
Sponsor comes from the Latin root spondere, 'to promise', and is the same root as spouse ('a promised one'). A sponsor is a person or company that promises support or money for someone or something, so the origin shows why a sponsor gives help.