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Definition of moral support in English: moral supportnoun mass nounSupport or help whose effect is psychological rather than physical. Example sentencesExamples - Children with such disabilities are given moral support by their parents.
- I met some really nice people who gave me a lot of moral support.
- He claimed that even moral support was severely lacking from the government, not to mention financial backing.
- Do they get any moral support from those who should have been caring for their well-being in the first place?
- A number of villagers had gathered outside their house to lend moral support to the distressed family.
- Anyone can stop by for a cup of tea or conversation, while those in need can receive moral support or even food from the centre's food bank.
- The activists need, at least, moral support and encouragement to proceed.
- The units introduce a range of measures to provide practical help and moral support to victims of crime as well as witnesses.
- Both Harry and Dolly came to sit with us, not frightened, you understand, simply lending us their moral support in case we were fearful.
- The work is too heavy for me but I gave moral support.
- At some stage, one needs the company and moral support of a life partner.
- We meet monthly when members not only listen to visiting speakers, but also have a chance to talk to each other and gain moral support.
- They are sometimes joined by their friends and families, calling to lend moral support.
- A large crowd turned up on the river bank to lend moral support and the entire event took less than half an hour.
- So I was a bit apprehensive about this, and roped in Jim to come with me for moral support.
- Your family and friends can offer moral support and help you keep on track with healthier habits.
- Family friend and singer Neil Scott has helped Rebecca on her way to stardom, giving her vocal coaching and moral support.
- Also a special word of thanks to all those parents who offered transport and moral support to the team.
- It was good to get out of the flat, get a few beers in, read the paper and get some moral support from people.
- In these cases the grandmother often gives financial help as well as moral support.
Definition of moral support in US English: moral supportnounˈmɔrəl səˈpɔrt Support or help, the effect of which is psychological rather than physical. Example sentencesExamples - He claimed that even moral support was severely lacking from the government, not to mention financial backing.
- At some stage, one needs the company and moral support of a life partner.
- Children with such disabilities are given moral support by their parents.
- Do they get any moral support from those who should have been caring for their well-being in the first place?
- Family friend and singer Neil Scott has helped Rebecca on her way to stardom, giving her vocal coaching and moral support.
- So I was a bit apprehensive about this, and roped in Jim to come with me for moral support.
- The activists need, at least, moral support and encouragement to proceed.
- In these cases the grandmother often gives financial help as well as moral support.
- A number of villagers had gathered outside their house to lend moral support to the distressed family.
- Both Harry and Dolly came to sit with us, not frightened, you understand, simply lending us their moral support in case we were fearful.
- I met some really nice people who gave me a lot of moral support.
- They are sometimes joined by their friends and families, calling to lend moral support.
- Your family and friends can offer moral support and help you keep on track with healthier habits.
- We meet monthly when members not only listen to visiting speakers, but also have a chance to talk to each other and gain moral support.
- A large crowd turned up on the river bank to lend moral support and the entire event took less than half an hour.
- Also a special word of thanks to all those parents who offered transport and moral support to the team.
- The work is too heavy for me but I gave moral support.
- Anyone can stop by for a cup of tea or conversation, while those in need can receive moral support or even food from the centre's food bank.
- The units introduce a range of measures to provide practical help and moral support to victims of crime as well as witnesses.
- It was good to get out of the flat, get a few beers in, read the paper and get some moral support from people.
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