putting forward (Meaning)
putting forward
to devote (oneself) to an activity or end, to move in a specified direction, assign, to set before one for judgment or decision (as by a formal vote), to produce or send out by growth, to translate into another language or style, to start in motion, to cause to perform an action, to bring into action, attach sense 5, to start out, add, combine, invest entry 2 sense 1, fixed sense 1a, set, attach, attribute, assert, propose, to call for a formal vote on, go entry 1 sense 1, proceed, remind, to bring into a state or condition, to inform on, propose, to place in a specified position or relationship, repose, rest, to make the final preparations for printing (something, such as a newspaper), impose sense 1a, put option at option 3, to convey into another form, to cause to endure or suffer something, to leave in a hurry, to create as a unified whole, invest entry 1 sense 1, impute, to bring into a specified state or condition, adapt, apply, express entry 4 sense 1a, to send (something, such as a weapon or missile) into or through something, to set before one for judgment or decision, to give as an estimate, to take a firm stand, express, state, to make public, impose, inflict, to make sexual advances toward, to cause to undergo something, to devote or urge to an activity or end, to throw with an overhand pushing motion, identify, to make a tactless or embarrassing blunder, estimate entry 1 sense 1, a throw made with an overhand pushing motion, impel, incite, the act or an instance of putting the shot, bet, wager, to take a specified course, to ask for money, an option to sell a specified amount of a security (such as a stock) or commodity (such as wheat) at a fixed price at or within a specified time compare call sense 3d, to prescribe a specified regimen for, to finish off, being in place, to place in or move into a position or relationship
Synonyms & Antonyms of putting forward
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putting forward Sentence Examples
- The committee is putting forward a proposal to improve employee productivity.
- The researchers are putting forward a new hypothesis based on their findings.
- The candidate put forward his qualifications and experience during the interview.
- The students put forward a petition to the administration, requesting changes to campus regulations.
- The organization is putting forward an innovative approach to solving a long-standing problem.
- The politician put forward a controversial policy that sparked public debate.
- The lawyer put forward a compelling argument in defense of his client.
- The team put forward a creative solution that exceeded expectations.
- The artist put forward an unconventional idea that challenged traditional norms.
- The company put forward a bid for a major contract, hoping to secure a substantial revenue stream.
FAQs About the word putting forward
to devote (oneself) to an activity or end, to move in a specified direction, assign, to set before one for judgment or decision (as by a formal vote), to produc
offering, posing,suggesting, proposing, voting,putting forth, bouncing, advancing, recommending, presenting
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The committee is putting forward a proposal to improve employee productivity.
The researchers are putting forward a new hypothesis based on their findings.
The candidate put forward his qualifications and experience during the interview.
The students put forward a petition to the administration, requesting changes to campus regulations.
