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Meaning of propound
Wordnet
propound (v)
put forward, as of an idea
propound Sentence Examples
- The philosopher sought to propound a new theory of consciousness that challenged existing paradigms.
- During the debate, each participant had the opportunity to propound their arguments on the topic.
- The teacher encouraged students to propound their ideas during class discussions.
- In his latest book, the author propounds a radical reinterpretation of historical events.
- The CEO propounded a bold vision for the company's future growth and development.
- The scholar propounded a hypothesis that reshaped our understanding of ancient civilizations.
- The politician used the press conference to propound her policies on healthcare reform.
- The scientist propounded a groundbreaking theory that revolutionized the field of quantum physics.
- During the seminar, experts from various fields were invited to propound their insights on climate change.
- The religious leader propounded teachings of compassion and tolerance to his followers.
FAQs About the word propound
put forward, as of an idea
suggest, pose,propose, present,offer, proffer, recommend, put forward, vote, put forth
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The philosopher sought to propound a new theory of consciousness that challenged existing paradigms.
During the debate, each participant had the opportunity to propound their arguments on the topic.
The teacher encouraged students to propound their ideas during class discussions.
In his latest book, the author propounds a radical reinterpretation of historical events.
