bankrolled
Put up money
Bankrolled is the past tense of bankroll, meaning to finance or fund something, especially a venture, project, or person's activities.
The word suggests substantial financial backing: The film was bankrolled by a tech billionaire.
It often implies a single wealthy source rather than collective funding: Her father bankrolled her startup.
Provided with money
- capitalizedMade the first letter big
- financedSupplied money for
- underwrittenBacked financially, risk assumed
- backedGave support to
money · capital · investment · funding · liquidity · credit · treasury · assets
Financially supported an endeavor
- supportedGave aid or backing
- patronRegular supporter or customer
- benefactorOne who gives aid
- donorOne who contributes freely
philanthropy · endowment · grant · subsidy · scholarship · fellowship · contribution · donation
Officially approved or supported
- championedActively supported a cause
- promotedAdvanced in rank
- advocatePublic cause supporter
- supporterOne who backs another
booster · guarantor · stakeholder · promoter · encouragement · assistance · aid · fostering
funded
Provided with money
- capitalizedMade the first letter big
- financedSupplied money for
- underwrittenBacked financially, risk assumed
backed · money · capital · investment · funding · liquidity · credit · treasury · assets · budget
sponsored
Financially supported an endeavor
- supportedGave aid or backing
- patronRegular supporter or customer
- benefactorOne who gives aid
donor · philanthropy · endowment · grant · subsidy · scholarship · fellowship · contribution · donation · bequest
endorsed
Officially approved or supported
- championedActively supported a cause
- promotedAdvanced in rank
- advocatePublic cause supporter
supporter · booster · guarantor · stakeholder · promoter · encouragement · assistance · aid · fostering · bolstering
- funding statusfunded, unfunded, underfunded, overfunded, self-funded
bankrolleddefunded
Had resources withdrawn
self-funded · unfunded · bootstrapped · cut off · underfunded
bankrolledsabotaged
Deliberately damaged or destroyed
undermined · bankrupted · drained · bled dry · hindered