Espouse
Espouse verb - To give in marriage.
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Both words in one sentence
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They may also be philosophers like their High Elf brethren, but unlike High Elves, they will espouse Darwinistic or nihilistic views on the world.
Source: Our Elves Are Better -
Proponents of this theory also espouse that ancient construction projects like the pyramids and Stonehenge are clearly too advanced and a little too fantastic for ancient man to have constructed without help from a more advanced civilization.
Source: Ancient Astronauts -
They like to espouse philosophical/mythical/historical stories which they know for a fact are blatantly false in an effort to degrade the status of non-elves.
Source: Our Elves Are Better
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