bankroll
1 of 2verb/ˈbæŋkroʊl/
Forms:bankrolls,bankrolling,bankrolled,bankrolled
1
to financially support or fund a project, venture, or activity
transitive- Wealthy investors may choose to bankroll startups with promising business ideas.
- The production company decided to bankroll the film, covering all expenses from pre-production to distribution.
- Philanthropists often bankroll charitable initiatives, supporting causes they believe in.
- The production company is currently bankrolling the development of a new television series.
- The government has recently bankrolled infrastructure projects for urban development.