Champion (as a verb)
To aggressively support or promote something, usually while pretending you're not just doing your job. A corporate way to make "support" sound more heroic.
Examples
Examples:
- "I'll champion this initiative!" (I'll support it, I guess)
- "We need someone to champion this project." (we need someone to actually work on it)
- "She's been championing our cause." (she's been talking about it a lot)
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467 views • Created 4/14/2023
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