mooted (Meaning)

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mooted (imp. & p. p.)

of Moot

No weak antonyms found.

The mooted plan to expand the city limits was met with widespread resistance.
The government mooted the possibility of raising taxes to fund the new healthcare program.
A new theory about the origin of the universe was mooted by a prominent astrophysicist.
The idea of a merger between the two companies was initially mooted by a financial advisor.
The proposal to establish a national park in the region was mooted by environmentalists.
The possibility of a military intervention in the conflict was mooted by several world leaders.
The mooted legislation sparked heated debate and garnered strong opinions on both sides.
The financial crisis mooted several investment plans and left many businesses struggling.
The concept of a cashless society was mooted by technological futurists.
The mooted solution to the energy crisis is a combination of renewable sources and energy efficiency measures.

of Moot

discussed, raised,introduced, broached, brought up,suggested, offered, mentioned, cited, proposed

quieted,suppressed, quieted, suppressed, censored, censored, silenced, silenced,hushed (up), hushed (up)

The mooted plan to expand the city limits was met with widespread resistance.

The government mooted the possibility of raising taxes to fund the new healthcare program.

A new theory about the origin of the universe was mooted by a prominent astrophysicist.

The idea of a merger between the two companies was initially mooted by a financial advisor.