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What is another word for
patronage
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The support given by a patron
The regular custom attracted by a shop, restaurant, etc
A patronizing or condescending manner
The power to control appointments to office or the right to privileges
A person who spends money on goods or services from a shop or business
A kind or helpful deed
A body of supporters or admirers
The act of supporting or giving authorization to someone or something
The action of dealing or trading in something, typically illegal
Unwarranted pride in one's accomplishments or qualities
The people who ride a form of transportation
A person's regular occupation, profession, or trade
Political patronage
The act of furthering or helping forward
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
The support given by a patron
backing
sponsorship
support
aid
championship
help
promotion
aegis
assistance
encouragement
financing
advocacy
funding
philanthropy
auspice
auspices
egis
furtherance
guaranty
guardianship
protection
benefaction
defence
UK
defense
US
espousal
grant
investment
recommendation
subsidy
care
charge
guidance
supervision
ward
protectorship
keeping
trusteeship
control
tutelage
oversight
favour
UK
favor
US
umbrella
safe keeping
custody
regulation
superintendence
administration
handling
superintendency
direction
management
stewardship
agency
intendance
government
presidency
governance
authority
finance
wardship
shelter
operation
responsibility
headship
surveillance
running
conduct
command
law
dominion
polity
bureaucracy
domination
power
influence
political practice
politics
execution
cover
funds
money
patronization
contribution
safeguarding
wing
mediation
intervention
refuge
intercession
hands
lap
services
intermediation
providence
benefactor
angel
sponsor
patron
office
executive
empire
ministry
powers-that-be
predominanc
safe haven
safekeeping
custodianship
trust
preservation
keep
countenance
maintenance
possession
safeguard
rule
leadership
sovereignty
leading
guiding
statecraft
sway
steering
the feds
predominance
regimentation
Uncle Sam
regency
more ❯
“Poor
patronage
for the art had forced the artistes to take up alternative employment for a living.”
Noun
▲
The regular custom attracted by a shop, restaurant, etc
custom
business
trade
commerce
buying
shopping
clientele
purchasing
trading
traffic
trafficking
clientage
customers
clients
patrons
buyers
market
consumers
purchasers
shoppers
regulars
punters
clientry
emptors
vendees
support
buying of goods
market share
client base
frequenters
users
following
habitués
public
audience
constituency
cortege
dependents
dealing
merchandising
retail
retailing
wholesale
exchange
import
export
wholesaling
selling
buying and selling
marketing
dealings
bargaining
marketplace
negotiations
transactions
communion
industry
merchantry
consumerism
communication
interchange
financial transactions
economics
sale
transaction
peddling
vending
hawking
more ❯
“Instead
patronage
increased only at a rate of between 2 and 4 percent annually.”
Noun
▲
A patronizing or condescending manner
condescension
disdain
deigning
patronising
UK
patronizing
US
contempt
stooping
disrespect
patronization
scorn
snobbery
snobbishness
mockery
civility
cronyism
deference
insolence
sufferance
toleration
airs
loftiness
lordliness
superciliousness
haughtiness
condescendence
patronizing attitude
superiority
snootiness
imperiousness
pomposity
snottiness
aloofness
arrogance
“Without a hint of
patronage
or condescension, he shows how both characters are victims of circumstance.”
Noun
▲
The power to control appointments to office or the right to privileges
favoritism
US
favouritism
UK
nepotism
partiality
bias
partisanship
power of appointment
right of appointment
old boy network
preferential treatment
prejudice
preference
unfairness
discrimination
inequity
one-sidedness
keeping it in the family
old school tie
jobs for the boys
inclination
favor
US
favour
UK
unfair preference
tendency
predisposition
disposition
predilection
propensity
affinity
nonobjectivity
tilt
penchant
bent
leaning
tendentiousness
proneness
ply
parti pris
preferentialism
inequality
reverse discrimination
looking after one's own
special treatment
positive discrimination
“The film highlights the immense power and
patronage
of the church.”
Noun
▲
A person who spends money on goods or services from a shop or business
buyer
customer
purchaser
shopper
consumer
client
patron
user
clientele
vendee
market
emptor
trade
public
prospect
investor
representative
sucker
shopaholic
end user
bargain hunter
easy make
purchasing agent
punter
guest
account
business
regular
frequenter
habitué
walk-in
payer
obtainer
procurer
applicant
browser
window-shopper
audience
visitor
following
viewer
listener
regular shopper
end-user
member of the crowd
member of the audience
bums on seats
enjoyer
participant
player
taker
embracer
endorser
accepter
supporter
pimp
pander
adopter
madam
cadet
john
panderer
white-slaver
bawd
whoremaster
fancy man
score
trick
kerb crawler
more ❯
Noun
▲
A kind or helpful deed
favor
US
kindness
benevolence
service
charity
courtesy
assistance
favour
UK
help
aid
grace
indulgence
boon
mercy
goodwill
benefit
generosity
backing
altruism
benediction
turn
consideration
largess
dispensation
cooperation
accommodation
benignity
obligement
solid
errand
act of kindness
good deed
kind act
good turn
helping hand
good will
act of assistance
benefaction
alms
donation
relief
contribution
sponsorship
endowment
largesse
philanthropy
gift
funding
offering
welfare
compensation
grants
hand-out
support
succor
US
bounty
succour
UK
subsidy
grant
subvention
donations
sustenance
handout
allowance
bursary
gifts
handouts
reward
furtherance
attention
beneficence
investment
endowments
presents
finance
offerings
contributions
gifting
advancement
promotion
money
favours
UK
treatment
care
services
fund
ministrations
favors
US
financing
funds
scholarship
blessing
benison
boost
honour
UK
honor
US
deed
abetment
head start
counsel
palliation
leg up
attendance
assist
preference
esteem
favoritism
US
partiality
comfort
deliverance
salvation
furthering
collaboration
nurturance
hand-holding
mentoring
forwarding
subsidies
almsgiving
koha
goodwill gesture
hand
scholarships
bursaries
oblation
donatives
benefactions
financial assistance
gift-giving
alms-giving
financial relief
partialness
favouritism
UK
advantage
good
asset
edge
encouragement
satisfaction
convenience
profit
present
bestowal
interest
presentation
award
bequest
bonus
vantage
donative
gratuity
sake
ministration
facilitation
reinforcement
resource
value
enjoyment
lead
gain
lift
freebie
giveaway
stead
ease
ascendancy
well-being
freebee
fairing
provision
legacy
leverage
luxury
lagniappe
amenity
inheritance
guide
ministry
goodie
solution
plus
settlement
honorarium
influence
handsel
hand-me-down
treasure
refuge
backup
a helping hand
a leg up
a hand
comity
cordiality
friendliness
helpfulness
amity
sympathy
facility
charitableness
thoughtful act
selfless act
friendly gesture
gesture of goodwill
olive branch
superiority
bequeathal
income
revenue
break
comp
stipend
delight
joy
ascendency
prosperity
supremacy
devise
hereditament
premium
rescue
abettance
prezzie
tip
betterment
pension
nest egg
trust
property
stake
conferment
bliss
concession
pittance
perk
tribute
souvenir
perquisite
token
tithing
odds
handicap
opportunity
upper hand
kick-start
flying start
push
dominance
chance
opening
quick fix
fix
redemption
debt remission
maintenance
sweetener
giving
pourboire
douceur
baksheesh
bonsela
offertory
intervention
nicety
protection
weal
a lift
a favour
offices
easement
a good turn
a kindness
a break
advantageous beginning
forestart
advantageous position
start
expediency
side
creature comfort
mod con
behalf
concern
defence
UK
defense
US
countenance
representation
recommendation
place
part
cause
account
utility
accessory
crutch
windfall
resort
pointer
recourse
pick-me-up
godsend
more ❯
Noun
▲
A body of supporters or admirers
following
audience
backing
public
retinue
supporters
circle
fans
coterie
suite
entourage
support
adherents
admirers
backers
cortege
cult
followership
groupies
patrons
posse
advocates
clientele
devotees
body of support
clientage
dependents
group
hangers-on
throng
rout
fanbase
market
viewership
listenership
target market
concertgoers
theatregoers
UK
spectators
followers
buyers
aficionados
consumers
buffs
customers
freaks
theatergoers
US
listeners
viewers
readers
onlookers
teddy boys
rockers
teds
stage-door Johnnies
crowd
gathering
assemblage
assembly
congregation
gallery
turnout
house
attendants
attendees
visitors
attenders
audiences
participants
witness
guests
company
stalls
moviegoers
addressees
watchers
playgoers
hearers
showgoers
punters
witnesses
box office
draw
gate
attendance
observers
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of supporting or giving authorization to someone or something
endorsement
approval
authorisation
UK
authorization
US
sanction
ratification
support
agreement
acceptance
permission
licence
approbation
confirmation
backing
validation
license
warrant
favour
UK
encouragement
OK
advocacy
favor
US
promotion
championship
certification
nod
okay
affirmation
espousal
authentication
championing
recommendation
testimonial
upholding
commendation
O.K.
signature
fiat
go-ahead
green light
thumbs up
seal of approval
rubber stamp
the nod
assistance
help
aid
seconding
blessing
abetment
cooperation
hand
assist
lift
boost
accompaniment
backup
secondment
adherence
auspices
moral support
leg up
helping hand
consent
assent
leave
concurrence
clearance
imprimatur
acquiescence
permit
stamp of approval
say-so
allowance
sufferance
granting
authority
dispensation
countenance
mandate
compliance
concession
good wishes
carte blanche
accreditation
recognition
accord
yes
endorsation
blank cheque
admission
acknowledgment
US
say so
acknowledgement
UK
avowal
stamp
regard
word
acceding
assenting
ratifying
nihil obstat
valediction
Godspeed
undertaking
assumption
buy-in
taking on
tackling
access
right
credentials
privilege
freedom
power
entitlement
exemption
liberty
condonance
tolerance
verification
discretion
empowerment
prerogative
consensus
charter
impunity
order
sanctification
pass
toleration
decree
latitude
passage
run
condonation
seal
admittance
command
understanding
all clear
free hand
free rein
green-light
no objection
blank check
more ❯
Noun
▲
The action of dealing or trading in something, typically illegal
traffic
trade
business
commerce
trading
exchange
dealings
dealing
trafficking
barter
transactions
industry
market
negotiations
marketplace
interchange
proceedings
custom
merchantry
peddling
doings
bootlegging
smuggling
soliciting
buying and selling
black market
marketing
merchandising
affairs
commercialism
transaction
retail
wholesale
wholesaling
retailing
bargaining
production
enterprise
contracts
sales
industrialism
consumerism
economics
free enterprise
financial transactions
big business
production and distribution
import and export
selling
deal
sale
export
import
buying
commutation
truck
negotiation
dicker
haggling
quid pro quo
manufacturing
communion
communication
shopping
vending
purchasing
hawking
network
capital and labor
transfer
bartering
shift
purchase
buy
swap
discussions
negotiating
talks
swapping
swop
transacting
wheeling and dealing
conferring
dickering
parleying
trade-off
back-and-forth
more ❯
Noun
▲
Unwarranted pride in one's accomplishments or qualities
vainglory
arrogance
conceit
pride
conceitedness
ego
pretension
egotism
haughtiness
pomposity
pridefulness
condescension
pompousness
presumption
smugness
swagger
vanity
egoism
overconfidence
swellheadedness
vaingloriousness
vainness
boastfulness
cockiness
snobbery
swelled head
bighead
bragging
complacence
complacency
huff
strutting
self-conceit
self-importance
self-love
self-satisfaction
self-admiration
self-esteem
self-opinion
self-assumption
self-congratulation
self-glory
amour propre
big-headedness
narcissism
pretentiousness
egocentricity
hubris
aloofness
superiority
hauteur
loftiness
superciliousness
scornfulness
ostentation
audacity
bluster
imperiousness
disdainfulness
proudness
priggishness
contemptuousness
insolence
cheek
gall
chutzpah
braggadocio
lordliness
brass
overbearance
nerve
overbearingness
airs
selfishness
disdain
self-respect
high-handedness
high opinion of oneself
amour-propre
self-righteousness
self-assuredness
self-interest
good opinion of oneself
self-centeredness
self-regard
egomania
self-absorption
boasting
egocentrism
gasconade
self-worship
megalomania
self-confidence
selfness
assurance
vaunting
self-preoccupation
self-involvement
self-possession
navel-gazing
self-concern
snobbishness
self-adulation
affectation
immodesty
self-glorification
show
self-praise
grandiosity
affectedness
bigheadedness
consequence
ego trip
assumption
swollen-headedness
showing off
hypocrisy
display
portentousness
showiness
self-centredness
self-obsession
showboat
showoff
disguise
put-on
splash
fake
charade
phoney
UK
phony
US
front
uppitiness
uppishness
pretence
UK
pretense
US
masterfulness
presumptuousness
self-consequence
bumptiousness
huffiness
toploftiness
peremptoriness
ostentatiousness
excessive pride
big talk
false front
high horse
self-aggrandizement
self-exaltation
self-flattery
officiousness
self-complacency
morgue
stiffness
sententiousness
flaunting
snootiness
NPD
blowing one's own trumpet
swollen head
affected ways
snottiness
outrecuidance
stuffiness
exaggeration
self-pride
self-assurance
proud flesh
gloating
rodomontade
self-content
self-contentment
self-gratification
self-approbation
self-approval
overstatement
magnificence
grandioseness
grandeur
spectacle
splendor
US
ceremony
pomp
pageantry
splendour
UK
showing-off
puffery
posing
posturing
attitudinizing
artificiality
floweriness
grandiloquence
flashiness
grandness
heroics
flamboyance
magniloquence
ornateness
elaborateness
bombast
pedantry
inflation
extravagance
rhetoric
turgidity
flatulence
guyver
la-di-da
fustian
side
false claim
more ❯
Noun
▲
The people who ride a form of transportation
ridership
Noun
▲
A person's regular occupation, profession, or trade
business
job
work
line
profession
calling
career
employment
craft
field
occupation
trade
function
position
pursuit
vocation
custom
métier
part
place
purpose
racket
role
sphere
task
walk
way
day job
employ
game
grip
bag
biz
dodge
line of work
livelihood
walk of life
what one is into
post
office
duty
capacity
mission
thing
situation
art
province
nine-to-five
line of business
responsibility
living
handicraft
concern
undertaking
assignment
lifework
lay
service
engagement
gig
avocation
slot
niche
rat race
activity
skill
charge
berth
billet
appointment
placement
practice
contribution
interest
connection
do
chosen work
day gig
obligation
life's work
stint
daily grind
posting
labor
US
labour
UK
handcraft
hand
spot
specialty
US
speciality
UK
involvement
affair
bit
hang
play
means
participation
opening
commission
vacancy
swindle
station
enterprise
setup
contract
field of work
commitment
grind
means of livelihood
venture
employment status
hire
practise
following
discipline
handiwork
tier
department
metier
go
life work
schtick
line of country
right
opportunity
position of employment
field of expertise
faculty
pigeon
specialization
US
line of employment
prerogative
means of earning a living
performance of one's duties
mantle
expertise
competency
competence
experience
skillset
privilege
means of earning one's living
contracting
recruitment
hiring
specialisation
UK
onus
area
forte
endeavour
UK
endeavor
US
worry
burden
posture
act
piece
guise
execution
moral obligation
say
subsistence
servitude
industry
project
focus
chores
use
rôle
brief
process
maintenance
job title
party
share
side
sustenance
behalf
faction
cause
income
lick
grindstone
moonlight
keep
upkeep
nourishment
source of income
means of support
alimentation
source of revenue
support
bread and butter
daily bread
funds
circumstances
resources
more ❯
Noun
▲
Political patronage
pork barrel
back scratching
favors of office
logrolling
melon
payola
perks
perquisite
plum
political favor
pork
public crib
public till
public trough
spoils of office
taxpayer funds
Noun
▲
The act of furthering or helping forward
furtherance
advancement
backing
boosting
promotion
forwarding
furthering
abetting
aiding
assisting
championship
facilitating
helping
stimulation
acceleration
advocacy
betterment
cultivation
encouragement
hastening
improvement
nurturing
pushing
succoring
US
succouring
UK
championing
elevation
endorsement
expediting
fostering
augmentation
development
enhancement
pursuit
prosecution
speeding up
carrying-out
support
nurture
devotion to
assistance
help
aid
favouring
UK
sponsorship
espousal
favoring
US
facilitation
boost
sanctioning
sponsoring
boosterism
abettal
abetment
adoption
recommendation
preferment
progress
embracing
urging
preference
exaltation
ennoblement
prelation
defence
UK
defense
US
welcome
taking up
acceptance
preferring
taking to
siding with
wholehearted reception
enthusiastic reception
go-ahead
contribution to
approval
maintenance
quickening
vouching for
expedition
aiding and abetting
stepping up
spur
hurrying
precipitation
simplification
easing
spurring
spurt
dispatch
rushing
increase of velocity
burst of speed
increase of rate
advance
advancing
supporting
endorsing
promoting
campaigning
promulgation
espousing
favour
UK
favor
US
recommending
strengthening
activism
propagation
fuelling
UK
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