Put forward
Put forward verb - Put before.
Think and put forward are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Think" instead a verb "Put forward".
Think
Think verb - To have as an opinion.
Put forward and think are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Put forward" instead a verb "Think".
Nearby Word: thinking
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The theory was put forward that Peter's deepest desire was a world in which Gwen never died, and since he was in love with Gwen when she died it's no stretch at all to think they would have ended up married.
Source: I Let Gwen Stacy Die -
I don't think anyone from the Defense ever put forward an "alternate theory" on who exactly could have killed Nicole Simpson for example (although Johnny Cochrane placed the blame on unspecified drug dealers in his closing argument).
Source: Commander Contrarian -
Probably referencing Greece's relative cultural dependence on Egypt and the old Middle East at the time; some scholars think Troy was a Hittite dependency (the "evidence" put forward for this crucially depends on making a lot of assumptions, though).
Source: Film / Troy
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