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Jose5100 Posted 8 years ago
: to agree with or approve of (someone or something) : to show that you approve of (someone or something) by doing something. : to give help or assistance to (someone or something)
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Can you support something? Can you support a thing?
Does the sentence below make sense?
"I will not support hypnosis anymore"
: to agree with or approve of (someone or something) : to show that you approve of (someone or something) by doing something. : to give help or assistance to (someone or something)
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Jose5100 Does the sentence below make sense? "I will not support hypnosis anymore" Yes, it could do, in the right context. It could mean, for example, that the speaker does not agree that someone should continue to be treated using hypnosis.
- Jose5100 Does the sentence below make sense?
- "I will not support hypnosis anymore" Yes, it could do, in the right context.
- It could mean, for example, that the speaker does not agree that someone should continue to be treated using hypnosis.
- "any more" is two words in BrE, if that is relevant for you.
- The sentence is lacking its full stop.
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Jose5100Does the sentence below make sense?
"I will not support hypnosis anymore"
Yes, it could do, in the right context. It could mean, for example, that the speaker does not agree that someone should continue to be treated using hypnosis.
"any more" is two words in BrE, if that is relevant for you. The sentence is lacking its full stop.
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