propounded (Meaning)

propounded

to offer for discussion or consideration, propose sense 1

The philosopher propounded a groundbreaking theory that challenged conventional wisdom.
The scientist propounded the hypothesis that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate.
The economist propounded a novel approach to macroeconomic policy that promised to boost economic growth.
The political theorist propounded an unconventional argument for limited government intervention in the economy.
The sociologist propounded a theory of social stratification that focused on the role of education and income.
The architectural critic propounded the idea that form should follow function in building design.
The literary scholar propounded an interpretation of the novel that emphasized its latent political subtext.
The psychologist propounded a model of human motivation that proposed that behavior is driven by a hierarchy of needs.
The legal scholar propounded a new interpretation of the Constitution that expanded the rights of individuals.
The theologian propounded a doctrine of salvation that emphasized the importance of faith and good works.

to offer for discussion or consideration, propose sense 1

suggested,proposed, posed, proffered, voted, recommended, presented,offered, put forward, planned

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The philosopher propounded a groundbreaking theory that challenged conventional wisdom.

The scientist propounded the hypothesis that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate.

The economist propounded a novel approach to macroeconomic policy that promised to boost economic growth.

The political theorist propounded an unconventional argument for limited government intervention in the economy.