Synonyms for subsidize
ˈsʌb sɪˌdaɪzsub·si·dize

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1. subsidize, subsidiseverb

   support through subsidies

   "The arts in Europe are heavily subsidized"

   Synonyms:
   subsidise

2. subsidize, subsidiseverb

   secure the assistance of by granting a subsidy, as of nations or military forces

   Synonyms:
   subsidise

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1. subsidizeverb

   Synonyms:
   supply with a subsidy

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1. List of paraphrases for "subsidize":

   subsidise

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1. Najib Mikati:

   The subsidies are almost lifted because we don't have any more cash or reserves to subsidize oil or other commodities, we are going to keep the subsidies on medicine, but subsidies on other commodities will be lifted.

2. Bernie Sanders:

   When Donald Trump , wow gets $ 800 million in tax breaks and subsidies to build luxury condominiums, that's socialism for the rich, we have to subsidize Walmart's workers on Medicaid and food stamps because the wealthiest family in America pays starvation wages. That's socialism for the rich. I believe in democratic socialism for working people. Not billionaires. Health care for all. Educational opportunity for all.

3. Analyst Nick Loris:

   When you subsidize something as much as solar gets, it does n’t seem like it’s sustainable in the long run, it creates a temporary handout to a few companies, pulling resources from other places in the economy.

4. Mike Pence:

   You take people that have pre-existing and costly conditions and put them into a high-risk pool, and you subsidize that so that it is affordable to those individuals. And so, you're guaranteeing coverage for pre-existing conditions. And the flexibility that you're referring to in this latest MacArthur amendment, states can only apply for that waiver and flexibility if they have either a federal or state high-risk pool that guarantees that people will be able to have coverage, and it'll be affordable.

5. Malcolm Stewart:

   This is a case about what the government has to subsidize … it’s not a case about the government either imposing affirmative restraints on religion or denying generally applicable benefits to persons based on religious exercise outside the program.