put forward (Meaning)
put forward (v)
put before
insist on having one's opinions and rights recognized
summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
propose as a candidate for some honor
Synonyms & Antonyms of put forward
put forward Sentence Examples
- She decided to put forward her proposal during the meeting.
- Let's see what suggestions others put forward before making a decision.
- He was hesitant to put forward his idea, fearing it might be rejected.
- The committee will review all the ideas put forward by the team.
- It's important to encourage everyone to put forward their opinions.
- The government is expected to put forward new legislation next month.
- We need to put forward a strong argument to convince them to support our cause.
- She put forward her best effort in presenting her case to the jury.
- He put forward a plan to improve productivity in the department.
- The company encourages employees to put forward innovative ideas for improvement.
FAQs About the word put forward
put before, insist on having one's opinions and rights recognized, summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic, propose as a candidate for
pose, propose,suggest, put forth,offer, advance, recommend, vote, present, trot out
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She decided to put forward her proposal during the meeting.
Let's see what suggestions others put forward before making a decision.
He was hesitant to put forward his idea, fearing it might be rejected.
The committee will review all the ideas put forward by the team.
