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What is the noun form of verb advocate which would normally end in -tion (Advocation does not appear to be a word.)?

You are correct, "Advocation" is not a common word.

While there's no direct noun form ending in "-tion" for "advocate," here are some alternatives depending on the context:

* Advocacy: This is the most common noun form, referring to the act of supporting or pleading for a cause or person.

* Advocating: This can be used as a gerund (verb acting as a noun), referring to the process of advocating.

* Advocateship: This is a less common term but can be used to describe the role of an advocate.

* Advocacy: This is a more formal term, typically used in legal or political contexts.

The best option will depend on the specific situation and the desired level of formality.

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