plump for
Verb
Meaning
be behind; approve of
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He plumped for the Labor Party
I backed Kennedy in 1960
Among companies that didn’t hire a single business-school graduate last year, but may do this year, twice as many said they would likely plump for a Master in Management candidate rather than an MBA.
I adore Morticia and Gomez, but I have to plump for I still love that Marilyn, with that perfect blonde flip ’do, was considered the family weirdo.
If you have a smaller mortgage, then it can actually work out cheaper to plump for a deal with a higher rate and a low fee.
What makes them plump for literature of the type that Ms. Rowling dishes out in the hundreds of pages of her wizardry-filled narratives?