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Definition of propose
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of propose is as below...
Propose
(v.) To set
before
one's self or
others
as a
purpose
formed;
hence,
to
purpose;
to
intend..
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Hypothetist
::
Hypothetist
(n.) One who
proposes
or
supports
an
hypothesis.
Deputation
::
Deputation
(n.) The
person
or
persons
deputed
or
commissioned
by
another
person,
party,
or
public
body to act in his or its
behalf;
delegation;
as, the
general
sent a
deputation
to the enemy to
propose
a
truce..
Suggest
::
Suggest
(v. t.) To
propose
with
difference
or
modesty;
to hint; to
intimate;
as, to
suggest
a
difficulty..
Problematist
::
Problematist
(n.) One who
proposes
problems.
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A form or draft of a law,
presented
to a
legislature
for
enactment;
a
proposed
or
projected
law..
Proposed
::
Proposed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Propos.
Propose
::
Propose
(v.) To set
before
one's self or
others
as a
purpose
formed;
hence,
to
purpose;
to
intend..
Case
::
Case (v. i.) To
propose
hypothetical
cases.
Dictyogen
::
Dictyogen
(n.) A plant with
net-veined
leaves,
and
monocotyledonous
embryos,
belonging
to the class
Dictyogenae,
proposed
by
Lindley
for the
orders
Dioscoreaceae,
Smilaceae,
Trilliaceae,
etc..
Pro-
::
Pro- () A
prefix
signifying
before,
in
front,
forth,
for, in
behalf
of, in place of,
according
to; as,
propose,
to place
before;
proceed,
to go
before
or
forward;
project,
to throw
forward;
prologue,
part
spoken
before
(the main
piece);
propel,
prognathous;
provide,
to look out for;
pronoun,
a word
instead
of a noun;
proconsul,
a
person
acting
in place of a
consul;
proportion,
arrangement
according
to
parts..
Propone
::
Propone
(v. t.) To
propose;
to bring
forward.
Proposer
::
Proposer
(n.) A
speaker;
an
orator.
Recede
::
Recede
(v. i.) To
withdraw
a claim or
pretension;
to
desist;
to
relinquish
what had been
proposed
or
asserted;
as, to
recede
from a
demand
or
proposition..
Agitation
::
Agitation
(n.)
Examination
or
consideration
of a
subject
in
controversy,
or of a plan
proposed
for
adoption;
earnest
discussion;
debate..
Purposer
::
Purposer
(n.) One who
brings
forward
or
proposes
anything;
a
proposer.
Prospectus
::
Prospectus
(n.) A
summary,
plan, or
scheme
of
something
proposed,
affording
a
prospect
of its
nature;
especially,
an
exposition
of the
scheme
of an
unpublished
literary
work..
Cycloidei
::
Cycloidei
(n. pl.) An order of
fishes,
formerly
proposed
by
Agassiz,
for those with thin,
smooth
scales,
destitute
of
marginal
spines,
as the
herring
and
salmon.
The group is now
regarded
as
artificial..
Expedient
::
Expedient
(a.)
Hastening
or
forward;
hence,
tending
to
further
or
promote
a
proposed
object;
fit or
proper
under the
circumstances;
conducive
to
self-interest;
desirable;
advisable;
advantageous;
--
sometimes
contradistinguished
from
right..
Epitrope
::
Epitrope
(n.) A
figure
by which
permission
is
either
seriously
or
ironically
granted
to some one, to do what he
proposes
to do; e. g., He that is
unjust,
let him be
unjust
still..
Nominee
::
Nominee
(n.) A
person
named,
or
designated,
by
another,
to any
office,
duty, or
position;
one
nominated,
or
proposed,
by
others
for
office
or for
election
to
office..
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