patronage

a no-show political patronage job.

We give our patronage to local shops.

a twang of self-satisfaction—even patronage—about him.

He has a great deal of patronage in his hands.

The restaurant relies on the patronage of local customers.

Her business grew thanks to the loyal patronage of repeat customers.

The museum's exhibits are preserved thanks to the generous patronage of donors.

The theater's success is largely due to the patronage of the local community.

The artist's career flourished under the patronage of a wealthy benefactor.

Small businesses often rely on local patronage to stay afloat.

The bookstore offers discounts to students as a way to encourage patronage.

The luxury brand is known for its exclusive patronage by celebrities and royalty.

The local cafe thrives on the patronage of regular customers who visit daily.

The art gallery showcases emerging artists with the help of patronage from art collectors.