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Advocationally

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adverb

Quick meaning: Advocationally is an adverb meaning By means of advocacy.

Meaning

By means of advocacy.

Example Sentences

According to the WHO and most public epidemiological data, lesions from TBI are a leading cause of death and respectively, for the survivors and their relatives, huge global burden below age 60 years [ 26 ] but not only, and also a significant multimodal challenge for the community: medically, socially, economically, educationally, advocationally and regulatory.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include argumentatively, activistly, promotionally, adversatively, advisorily, adversarially.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does advocationally mean?

Advocationally means By means of advocacy.

How do you use advocationally in a sentence?

According to the WHO and most public epidemiological data, lesions from TBI are a leading cause of death and respectively, for the survivors and their relatives, huge global burden below age 60 years [ 26 ] but not only, and also a significant multimodal challenge for the community: medically, socially, economically, educationally, advocationally and regulatory.

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