to ambass
9.9
To officially represent and speak for an organization like a brand or charity
- verb
- Jargon
:
representar
- She was asked to ambass the local animal shelter for their new campaign.
Examples
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Many celebrities ambass charities to raise awareness for important causes.
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He loves to ambass the brand at events across the country.
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She ambass for the charity at the gala.
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They ambassed their brand at the conference last year.
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He loves to ambass the brand at events across the country.
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Many celebrities ambass charities to raise awareness for important causes.
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She was asked to ambass the local animal shelter for their new campaign.
How Representative
to ambass
- Jargon
to represent
∞
2.7
- Formal
∞
2.7
to speak for
387
3.4
387
3.4
to champion
67
4.2
67
4.2
to advocate
322
3.7
322
3.7
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ambass comes from the same idea as ambassador and embassy, words that began with someone 'sent' on a 'mission' or with a 'message'. So to ambass is to act as an official representative for a group, speaking and working for them.