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Pray does not only have a religious connotation: (from M-W)

  • to hope or wish very much for something to happen

    to hope or wish very much for something to happen

     
  • to seriously ask (someone) to do something

    to seriously ask (someone) to do something

but if you prefer a different expression; give your emotional support to (Country name), may fit the context.

Pray does not only have a religious connotation: (from M-W)

  • to hope or wish very much for something to happen
     
  • to seriously ask (someone) to do something

but if you prefer a different expression; give your emotional support to (Country name), may fit the context.

Pray does not only have a religious connotation: (from M-W)

  • to hope or wish very much for something to happen

  • to seriously ask (someone) to do something

but if you prefer a different expression; give your emotional support to (Country name), may fit the context.

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Pray: does not only have a religious connotation: (from M-W)

  • to hope or wish very much for something to happen
  • to seriously ask (someone) to do something

but if you prefer a different expression; give your emotional support to (Country name), may fit the context.

Pray: does not only have a religious connotation: (from M-W)

  • to hope or wish very much for something to happen
  • to seriously ask (someone) to do something

but if you prefer a different expression; give your emotional support to (Country name), may fit the context.

Pray does not only have a religious connotation: (from M-W)

  • to hope or wish very much for something to happen
  • to seriously ask (someone) to do something

but if you prefer a different expression; give your emotional support to (Country name), may fit the context.

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user66974
user66974

Pray: does not only have a religious connotation: (from M-W)

  • to hope or wish very much for something to happen
  • to seriously ask (someone) to do something

but if you prefer a different expression; give your emotional support to (Country name), may fit the context.