Synonyms for props
props

Princeton's WordNet

1. propsnoun

   proper respect

   "I have to give my props to the governor for the way he handled the problem"

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1. • Deference

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1. List of paraphrases for "props":

   accessories, propellers, ancillary, helices, fittings, incidental, miscellaneous

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1. Michael Briggs:

   It's not surprising that she supports a system that props up private insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies which have given so much money to her campaigns, in fact, she's gotten more money from the pharmaceutical industry than any other candidate.

2. Preeya Adams:

   Life is precious. You’ve got to make sure if you’re doing big events that you know what you’re doing, promoters need to sit down and work out what props they’re using and how this could affect people.

3. Claire Bass:

   Yet again Bear Grylls' animal killing activities are quite rightly coming under fire, it's time for TV to dump this tired routine of men charging around the wilderness dominating wildlife and killing for ratings. It shows a callous disregard for the natural world and treats animals like mere props.

4. Jasmine Crenshaw:

   The statements made by the deputy police chief and the event’s ostentatious show of power send an ominous, frightening message: that, as an official stance, law enforcement will not tolerate expressions acknowledging our nation’s history of unequal treatment and systematic oppression, the magnitude of this event chills the belief that police should be held accountable when they abuse their power or discriminate against people of color, and pressures student athletes to act as props of the police.

5. Jim Colucci:

   People wonder if her dementia was beginning, even back then, estelle really had a panic about knowing her lines. She’d write them on props, and asked to read from cue cards in the later years.