propounding
verb (past tense and past participle of propound) as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:He propounded a new theory that challenged the current beliefs.
Definition:to advocate a new theory or concept
Example:She propounded an idea for a new marketing campaign.
Definition:to present an idea for consideration
Example:He propounded his views on the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.
Definition:to put forward his opinions
Example:The philosopher propounded a belief in the existence of an external world.
Definition:to present a belief or doctrine
Example:The scientist propounded a concept that would later shape the field of quantum mechanics.
Definition:to advance a concept or theory
Example:He propounded a hypothesis that the climate change was due to natural causes.
Definition:to present a hypothesis for examination
Example:He propounded his proposal to implement a new curriculum.
Definition:to put forward a proposal for discussion
Example:He propounded the argument that the jury was biased.
Definition:to state or present an argument
Example:The reformer propounded the principle of selective education.
Definition:to advocate a principle or doctrine
Example:He propounded his doctrine of non-violence to a group of followers.
Definition:to present his doctrine for scrutiny
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