propound

pro·pound

P0603000 (prə-pound′)tr.v. pro·pound·ed, pro·pound·ing, pro·pounds To put forward for consideration; set forth. See Synonyms at propose.

[Alteration of propoune, from Middle English proponen, from Latin prōpōnere, to set forth; see propose.]

pro·pound′er n.

propound

(prəˈpaʊnd) vb (tr) 1. to suggest or put forward for consideration2. (Law) English law a. to produce (a will or similar instrument) to the proper court or authority in order for its validity to be establishedb. (of an executor) to bring (an action to obtain probate) in solemn form[C16 propone, from Latin prōpōnere to set forth, from pro-¹ + pōnere to place] proˈpounder n

pro•pound

(prəˈpaʊnd)

v.t. to put forward or offer for consideration, acceptance, or adoption; set forth; propose: to propound a theory. [1545–55; later variant of Middle English propone (see propone) < Latin prōpōnere to set forth] pro•pound′er, n.

propound

Past participle: propounded
Gerund: propounding

Imperative
propound
propound

Present
I propound
you propound
he/she/it propounds
we propound
you propound
they propound

Preterite
I propounded
you propounded
he/she/it propounded
we propounded
you propounded
they propounded

Present Continuous
I am propounding
you are propounding
he/she/it is propounding
we are propounding
you are propounding
they are propounding

Present Perfect
I have propounded
you have propounded
he/she/it has propounded
we have propounded
you have propounded
they have propounded

Past Continuous
I was propounding
you were propounding
he/she/it was propounding
we were propounding
you were propounding
they were propounding

Past Perfect
I had propounded
you had propounded
he/she/it had propounded
we had propounded
you had propounded
they had propounded

Future
I will propound
you will propound
he/she/it will propound
we will propound
you will propound
they will propound

Future Perfect
I will have propounded
you will have propounded
he/she/it will have propounded
we will have propounded
you will have propounded
they will have propounded

Future Continuous
I will be propounding
you will be propounding
he/she/it will be propounding
we will be propounding
you will be propounding
they will be propounding

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been propounding
you have been propounding
he/she/it has been propounding
we have been propounding
you have been propounding
they have been propounding

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been propounding
you will have been propounding
he/she/it will have been propounding
we will have been propounding
you will have been propounding
they will have been propounding

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been propounding
you had been propounding
he/she/it had been propounding
we had been propounding
you had been propounding
they had been propounding

Conditional
I would propound
you would propound
he/she/it would propound
we would propound
you would propound
they would propound

Past Conditional
I would have propounded
you would have propounded
he/she/it would have propounded
we would have propounded
you would have propounded
they would have propounded

Thesaurus

Verb

propound - put forward, as of an ideaadvise, counsel, rede - give advice to; "The teacher counsels troubled students"; "The lawyer counselled me when I was accused of tax fraud"

propound

verb put forward, present, advance, propose, advocate, submit, suggest, lay down, contend, postulate, set forth She continues to propound her theories about the supernatural.

propound

verbTo state, as an idea, for consideration:advance, offer, pose, propose, put forward, set forth, submit, suggest.

Translations

inspirerproposersuggérerproporreframleggeframsettepropor

propound

pro·pound

propound

pro•pound

propound

propound

propound

Propound

Propound

propound

Synonyms for propound

verb put forward

Synonyms

Synonyms for propound

verb to state, as an idea, for consideration

Synonyms

Words related to propound

verb put forward, as of an idea

Related Words