Pronunciation: /ˈædvəˌkeɪtɔri/
adjective relating to or in support of advocacy or a particular cause
A1 She gave an advocatory speech in favor of protecting the environment.
A2 The organization hired an advocatory lawyer to represent them in court.
B1 The group formed an advocatory committee to lobby for changes in the law.
B2 The politician's advocatory stance on healthcare reform gained widespread support.
C1 The professor's advocatory research on climate change influenced government policy.
C2 His advocatory efforts for human rights earned him international recognition.
formal The organization hired an advocatory group to promote their cause.
informal She's always been very advocatory about animal rights.
slang I'm all in on being advocatory for social justice.
figurative His advocatory efforts spoke volumes about his dedication to the community.
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