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“proposed”
propose (verb), proposes; proposed; proposing
1. To present or to bring forward an idea for consideration and discussion: Ms Pitt, the author, proposed a book tour to promote her new book.
3. To recommend or to suggest an individual for a position or employment: It was considered a conflict of interest for Mayor Jones to propose his brother for the new library board.
The teacher, Mrs. Richison, proposed an outline of reading to be done by her students during the school break.
2. To make an offer of marriage or of joining properties: When he proposed marriage to her, Dwight also proposed that their two households be united.3. To recommend or to suggest an individual for a position or employment: It was considered a conflict of interest for Mayor Jones to propose his brother for the new library board.
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pon-, posit-, pos-, -poning, -poned, -ponency, -ponent, -ponement, -pound
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(bill is proposed in New Hampshire, U.S., to place limits on RFID applications)
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“proposed”
proposed
Something that has been announced; such as, an idea or a suggested course of action, formally or officially.
"A century later, in 1848, William Thompson proposed a temperature scale that would start at absolute zero but would use the same degree spacing as the centigrade scale."
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Thermometer and Temperature Scales
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