Propound
Propound verb - To set before the mind for consideration.
Theorise and propound are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Theorise" instead a verb "Propound".
Nearby Word: propounding
Theorise
Theorise verb - To believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds.
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Synonyms for Theorise
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- submit and propound
- submit and theorise
- set forth and propound
- set forth and theorise
- postulate and propound
- postulate and theorise
- hypothesize and propound
- hypothesize and theorise
- predicate and propound
- predicate and theorise
- posit and propound
- posit and theorise
- assert and propound
- assert and theorise
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