Promote
Promote verb - To move higher in rank or position.
Stick with and promote are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stick with" instead a verb "Promote".
Stick with
Stick with verb - Keep to.
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Synonyms for Stick with
Promote and stick with are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Promote" instead a verb "Stick with".
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- There are also some fans that prefer to treat Sheik and Zelda as completely separate people, who are taking advantage of the character split to promote their position to the irritation of those who stick with the idea that they're two identities for one person.
Source: Broken Base / Super Smash Bros. - This can lead to a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy where employers are less likely to hire and promote women because they're assumed to be less likely to stick with the position, which leads to women being more likely to quit their jobs because they're making less money than their husbands are...
Source: Career Versus Man
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