verb
definition
To become/get married to.
definition
To accept, support, or take on as one’s own (an idea or a cause).
Examples of espouses in a Sentence
This is what fair trade espouses by giving the small farmers the same market rate as a large corporation would demand.
Both major parties have now abandoned these principles; only the BNP still espouses all of them.
Anyone who espouses the philosophy assigned to the Pythagoreans by Aristotle can be regarded as a Pythagorean.
Black Hat Sect feng shui, however, espouses the philosophy that symbols are cures.
The company espouses the idea of a healthy lifestyle that includes exercise and a good diet including whole food such as the probiotic formula.
According to People, after many years as a devout macrobiotic, Paltrow now espouses a more fun and balanced nutritional program that features much fewer restrictions.