complete, full, total
firm, solid, strong
The candidate enjoys the firm support of local industry.
The plan received strong support from farmers.

considerable, generous, substantial
the company's generous financial support of the arts

good, great, tremendous
active, enthusiastic
loyal
unconditional, unqualified, wholehearted
massive, overwhelming, unanimous
The poll revealed massive support for the proposal.

unflagging, unstinting (esp. BrE), unswerving (esp. BrE), unwavering
We would like to thank Ana for her unwavering support over the years.

growing, increased, increasing
continued, continuing, ongoing
broad, general
grass-roots, popular, public
majority, mass, wide, widespread
The government has lost majority support in the Assembly.

community
main
limited, lukewarm, qualified, weak
My idea only received lukewarm support from my colleagues.

adequate, sufficient
direct, indirect
long-term
people who need long-term support at home

personal
The proposal has the personal support of the president.

mutual
The parents of the sufferers get together for mutual support.

international
Democratic, Labour, Liberal, Republican, etc.
all-party (BrE), bipartisan (esp. AmE), cross-party (BrE)
parental
emotional, moral
She took her sister with her to the interview for moral support.

administrative, economic, electoral, financial, political, practical, technical, etc.
federal, government, official, state
air, intelligence, logistical, logistics, military, naval
customer, tech (= company departments)
life
He's on life support at the moment.
They turned off her life-support machine.

enjoy, have
The policy has the support of the community.

derive, draw, get, receive
Which groups does the party draw most of its support from?

enlist, find, gain, mobilize, secure, win
Campaigners have enlisted the support of the local people.

attract, generate
drum up, garner, muster, rally, recruit, seek, solicit, whip up
give sb/sth, lend (sb/sth), offer (sb/sth), provide (sb/sth with)
organizations that provide support and advice to small businesses

lose
cut, cut off, withdraw
need, require
She will need a lot of emotional support at this difficult time.

count on, rely on
Can I count on your support?

deserve
announce, confirm, express, pledge, reaffirm, voice
Many TV celebrities have already pledged their support to the appeal.

come out in, demonstrate, show
one of the first scientists to come out in support of ‘The Origin of Species’

acknowledge
I wish to acknowledge the support of my family during the writing of this book.

appreciate
bolster, broaden, build, build up, increase, strengthen
The government is trying to build popular support for an unwinnable war.

erode, weaken

come from sth
Support came from all sections of the community.

grow, rise
Support for the party has risen to 33%.

fall

base, network
He had no support base within the party.

group
a local support group for single parents

services, system
personnel, staff, team
function, role

in support of
an intense campaign in support of the proposal

with … support, without … support
The pipeline is to be built with international support.

support against
Farmers mobilized considerable support against plans to remove import restrictions.

support among
The party wishes to broaden its support among professionals.

support between
mutual support between local cooperatives

support for
The president has expressed his support for the project.

support from
The policy has broad support from industry.

a base of support
Fears that instability would return gave the government a broad base of support.

a cut in support, a decline in support
an expression of support
The rebel leader received expressions of support from all quarters.

a lack of support
a source of support
support and encouragement
throw your support behind sb, throw your support to sb (AmE)
She threw her full support behind him.
They are now throwing their support to the other candidate.

child, family, social, spousal (esp. AmE)
income (BrE)

claim
Families earning below a certain amount can claim child support.

pay

a means of support

firm
added, additional, extra
back, knee, etc.
roof
structural

give sth
The piece of wood under the mattress is to give my back extra support.

beam, structure

hold onto sb/sth for support
He held onto his wife for support as he left the hospital.

overwhelmingly
The people of this country overwhelmingly support their president.
I strongly support the view that education should be available to everyone.

fervently, fully, strongly, wholeheartedly
unanimously
actively, enthusiastically, vigorously
The group is actively supported by the administration.

consistently
He has consistently supported the tax cuts.

directly
tacitly
openly, publicly
loyally
He has supported the party loyally for over twenty years.

ably
The soloists were ably supported by the University Singers.

agree to, pledge to, promise to
He promised to support me at the meeting.

be prepared to, be willing to
fail to, refuse to

in
Very few countries supported France in its action.

be well supported, be widely supported
These policies were widely supported in the country.

support and encourage sb/sth
Teachers should always support and encourage their students.

strongly, weakly
The evidence strongly supports his claims.

adequately
The sample adequately supports this conclusion.

directly, indirectly
These results indirectly support the hypothesis.

partially
generally
Research has generally supported these predictions.

clearly
Our results clearly support this view.

appear to, seem to, tend to

be supported by data, be supported by evidence
His claim is not supported by any evidence.

be well supported
He said the figures were questionable and not well supported.

financially
generously
partially
This work was partially supported by the government.

help (to)

through
Her parents supported her all through college.

Support is used with these nouns as the subject:
argument, beam, brace, column, conference, data, evidence, experiment, finding, habitat, institute, ministry, party, petition, pillar, report, research, resolution, result, sponsor, study, union, volunteer, voter

Support is used with these nouns as the object:
accusation, allegation, amendment, amnesty, appeal, argument, assertion, assumption, back, ban, belief, bid, bill, boycott, campaign, candidate, case, cause, ceiling, charity, claim, conclusion, contention, creation, currency, cut, decision, democracy, development, diagnosis, dictatorship, disarmament, doctrine, draft, economy, effort, equality, establishment, event, existence, expansion, family, finding, force, format, government, graphics, habit, hypothesis, idea, ideal, ideology, impression, industrial action, industry, inference, initiative, interpretation, invasion, legislation, lifestyle, motion, move, movement, need, nomination, nominee, notion, objective, occupation, petition, plan, plea, point of view, policy, position, practice, prediction, program, project, proposal, proposition, rebel, rebellion, recommendation, reform, regime, relative, research, resolution, return, right, roof, scheme, slavery, study, submission, suggestion, supposition, system, team, terror, terrorism, theory, thesis, ticket, treaty, troops, use, view, viewpoint, weight, work