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expound English

Meaning expound meaning

What does expound mean?

expound

— verb (= elaborate) add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing She elaborated on the main ideas in her dissertation — verb (= set forth) state set forth one's reasons

Synonyms expound synonyms

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expound English » English

explain interpret elucidate clarify tell set forth make clear explicate construe unfold exposit expatiate elaborate unroll teach state separate read preach narrate lucubrate illuminate gloss flesh out express expose expand evolve enlighten enlarge discuss dilate develop describe define comment on comment clear account for zoom in unveil unriddle unmask unfurl unearth undrape undeceive uncover unclothe uncloak

Conjugation expound conjugation

How do you conjugate expound?

expound · verb

Examples expound examples

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Movie subtitles

My lord marlborough, It is not for me to expound the philosophy of war To the hero of blenheim and the first soldier of Europe.
WHICH I COULD EXPOUND WITHOUT DOUBT.
You have not used the logical principles which I constantly expound.
I'm speaking ahead. Let me explain, expound, expand and exposit.
I'm just trying to. expound.
I am accused of having a behavior not consonant with the civilian democratic coexistence in a condominium, which I expound hereafter.
Care to expound on that?
Man is but an ass if he go about to expound this dream.
If you want to expound your personal philosophies, write another book!
I figured-- - You felt qualified to jump in. and expound on that particular topic?.
You care to expound?
After he finished school, we'd meet in Central Park. He'd usually expound on something.
Expound.
I was top in my class, he. He was sensitive and the.. once my theories became clearer,.and the radical clarity that was my fate to expound, he.
Which I could expound without doubt.
If you wanna expound your personal philosophies write another book.
But, before I reveal my secret, you must both expound your theories to me.
He'd usually expound on something.
You know, it'd be good for me and the documentary film that we're shooting if you could expound on your feelings and whatnot.
I don't want to expound on it, okay?
Maybe you could expound on this from a physics aspect.
To expound some half-baked philosophy.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus lavinius Jeremiah Jones will now expound on the nature of life, wedlock and love.
Please expound.
But of all the reasons you expound of why we can't be together, none are of the heart.
This pretty business, expound it.
To expound, the Shinji Ikari that exists in your mind is only one Shinji Ikari.
You felt qualifiied to jump in. and expound on that particular topic?
Do you really want me to expound on my own prowess?
Evan, you want to expound on that?
Mr. Campbell? Maybe you could expound on this from a physics aspect.
Jeremiah Jones will now expound on the nature of life, wedlock and love.
Can you expound on that?
Would you care to expound upon that, sir?

News and current affairs

When Jacques Chirac's government decided to expound its economic co-operation with China, arms became an important component in the strategy.
And she can expound on her role as the junior senator from New York.

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