purports (Meaning)
purports
substance, gist, meaning conveyed, professed, or implied, to give the impression of being, meaning stated, suggested, or hinted, the main point of a talk or subject, to have the often specious appearance of being, intending, or claiming (something implied or inferred), intend, purpose, claim
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purports Sentence Examples
- The document purports to be an official record, but its authenticity is in question.
- The company's advertisement purports to offer an amazing deal, but the fine print tells a different story.
- The witness purports to have seen the crime, but their testimony is full of inconsistencies.
- The historian's book purports to provide a comprehensive account of the war, but it is actually biased towards one side.
- The expert purports to have vast knowledge of the subject, but their credentials are questionable.
- The website purports to sell genuine products, but they are actually just knock-offs.
- The politician purports to represent the people's interests, but their actions suggest otherwise.
- The medical study purports to show the effectiveness of a new drug, but the sample size is too small to be conclusive.
- The rumor purports to come from a reliable source, but it is impossible to verify its origin.
- The email purports to be from my friend, but the language and tone don't match theirs.
FAQs About the word purports
substance, gist, meaning conveyed, professed, or implied, to give the impression of being, meaning stated, suggested, or hinted, the main point of a talk or sub
intentions, implications, intents, senses, definitions,contents, meanings, imports, suggestions, themes
rejects,denies, refutes, disclaims, gainsays, disproves, challenges, negates,abandons, contradicts
The document purports to be an official record, but its authenticity is in question.
The company's advertisement purports to offer an amazing deal, but the fine print tells a different story.
The witness purports to have seen the crime, but their testimony is full of inconsistencies.
The historian's book purports to provide a comprehensive account of the war, but it is actually biased towards one side.
