Synonyms and antonyms of Showing support for something or someone in British Thesaurus

supportive (adjective)

helpful and sympathetic

sympathetic (adjective)

supporting a plan, action, or person

pro (preposition)

supporting something or approving of it

positive (adjective)

showing agreement or approval

for (preposition)

used for saying which person or thing someone supports or agrees with

in favour of ()

supporting a person or an idea, proposal etc that you believe is right

approving (adjective)

showing support for someone or satisfaction with something they have done

affirmative (adjective)

showing support for something

side (noun)

if you are on someone’s side, you support them in an argument or a fight

partial (adjective)

supporting one person, group, or opinion more than any others when you should be fair to all those involved

at/by someone’s side ()

supporting someone, or remaining loyal to them

attached (adjective)

liking or supporting an idea, place, organization, or thing

behind (adverb)

used for saying that someone supports a person, action, or idea

card-carrying (adjective)

belonging to an organization, especially a political organization, and supporting it very strongly

doctrinaire (adjective)

formal basing your opinions on very fixed political beliefs, without considering whether they are practical

positively (adverb)

in a way that shows you approve or agree with something

pro- (prefix)

supporting or approving of something: used with some nouns and adjectives

professed (adjective)

formal admitting publicly that you have a particular feeling or belief

with (preposition)

used for saying who you support