Synonyms for fend for
fend for

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1. defend, support, fend forverb

   argue or speak in defense of

   "She supported the motion to strike"

   Synonyms:
   fight, digest, abide, tolerate, support, oppose, suffer, plunk for, hold up, endure, guard, stick out, confirm, patronise, back, back up, keep going, put up, corroborate, endorse, stomach, represent, defend, fight back, bear out, affirm, subscribe, brook, indorse, patronage, stand, sustain, maintain, fight down, patronize, underpin, substantiate, hold, plump for, champion, bear

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1. Frank Miniter:

   There are over 100 million legal gun owners. Out across those horizons are people who know when theyre in trouble law enforcement will come God bless them but that until they do, they must fend for themselves, this is why, during national emergencies, gun and ammunition sales go up. This is a practical thing. Self-reliance is what communities rely on. The rise in gun sales is the practical nature of Americans coming out.

2. Ismail Shahine:

   Everyone today is waiting for the start of the coming month, for the deadline that Erdogan gave the regime to withdraw, i am expecting that they will make a move and not leave the Syrian people to fend for themselves.

3. Brandon Allen:

   You hear the stuff that he says and you just know you have to fend for yourself. He has no compassion.

4. Gwen Landt:

   Gwen Landt added. Gwen Landt said that Gwen Landt has spent much of Gwen Landt life taking care of fawns who have lost their mothers and are left to fend for themselves. These animals may look adorable but their background stories are really not sweet.

5. Justice Ginsburg:

   Supreme Court leaves women workers to fend for themselves, to seek contraceptive coverage from sources other than their employer's insurer, and, absent another available source of funding, to pay for contraceptive services out of their own pockets.