supporting
Britishadjective
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(of a role) being a fairly important but not leading part, esp in a play or film
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(of an actor or actress) playing a supporting role
Example Sentences
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In the early days of her career, she would read with pupils and help the teacher prepare lessons - now her role is more specialist, often supporting children with additional needs and sometimes covering the class.
From BBC
But he said that "partner countries" are "assisting and supporting the election" -- doing so "out of a desire for the betterment of Myanmar".
From Barron's
The setting, a place which won an award for the best village in the Asturias region, sends a message about supporting Spain's small communities and their traditional heritage.
From BBC
“He’s supporting San Diego arts,” the original post read.
From Los Angeles Times
Williamson declined to provide MS NOW with documents supporting his statement.
From Salon
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