0 present participle of champion
1 to support, defend, or fight for a person, belief, right, or principle enthusiastically:
He has championed constitutional reform for many years.
Seeing race as performative also valorizes the visual realm, championing a subjective and plural reading of the text.
Allegiance to fashion snobbery was quickly dissolved with ravers championing the rise of the blatantly pirated clothing that mutated into children's clothing and bland beachwear.
There were several reasons for the union's championing such a takeover.
Nevertheless, supporters of judicial hegemony seem undeterred in championing the judiciary as the exclusive body for resolving rights conflicts.
Where appropriate, the authors provide opinions without championing particular modelling systems or approaches.
Many scholars and practitioners are actively championing the participatory constitution-making model as the best way to achieve a culture of democratic constitutionalism.
Yet his emphatic championing of ideology over pragmatics can come to seem a rather artificial intervention.
Although championing the values of working-class solidarity, self-improvement through travel, and international understanding, socialist tourism also promised comfortable accommodations and solicitude to individual desires.
