approve of



approve of

To agree with or support someone or something. I don't approve of your behavior right now. My parents have never approved of any of my girlfriends.
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approve of someone or something

to take a favorable view of someone or something. I approve of the way you have remodeled the kitchen. I don't approve of your foul language.
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approve of

v.
To consider someone or something right, good, or appropriate: My voice teacher does not approve of eating ice cream before singing. My parents need to know exactly where I plan to go before they can approve of my trip.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Pancratius-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Berhtoald-Ancient Germanic
Mirandamə-RAN-də (English)English, Dutch
FlynnFLINEnglish (Rare)
Fantine-Literature
Bee[bi:]