PROPONE

Definition: PROPONE

PROPONE

Transitive verb

1. To propose; to bring forward.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Date "PROPONE" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1814. (references)

Etymology: Propone \Pro*pone"\, transitive verb. [Latin expression proponere to propose. See Propound.]. (Websters 1913)

Crosswords: PROPONE

Latin (display, propose, put or place forward, relate).

El Hombre propone... (1965)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• Argentinos dialoguemos : lo propone un argentino en 1982 (reference)

• El Proyecto Varela: Vaclav Havel Propone a Oswaldo Paya Para El Premio Nobel De LA Paz (Coleccion Felix Varela, 18) (reference)

• La mia Italia : il nuovo leader parla di sé e propone le "medicine" per guarire il paese (reference)

• Los comunistas ante la crisis económica : lo que propone el programa económico del PCE (reference)

• Qué propone la teolog�ia de la liberación? (reference)

  (more book examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Bulgarian 

предлагам за разглеждане (propound, put through), предлагам (bid, hold forth, offer, present, proffer, propose, put forth, set up, suggest, think of, vote). (various references)

Czech

navrhnout (bring in, come up with, design, devise, draw, draw up, make a proposal, move, prefer, propose, suggest, table). (various references)

Hungarian

ajánl (commend, offer, proffer, propose, recommend, suggest, to advise, to commend, to counsel, to dedicate, to exhort, to nominate, to proffer, to put up, to recommend, to suggest). (various references)

Pig Latin

oponepray

Portuguese

propor (come up with, offer, propose, propound, purpose, put, slate, tender), planejar (arrange, brood, cogitate, compass, concert, concoct, conspire, contrive, count, design, frame, intend, lay, map, meditate, plan, program, programme, project, propose, purpose, schedule, scheme, straighten out, trace, work out), tencionar (contemplate, design, intend, mean, propose, purpose), sugerir (bespeak, come up with, hint, imply, indicate, insinuate, inspire, intimate, prompt, propose, smack, suggest), expor (account, carry forth, converse, create, demonstrate, disclose, enunciate, exhibit, explicate, expose, expound, feature, imperil, lay open, produce, propound, put, report, represent, set up, show, speak, spread, spread out, state, subject, turn up), apresentar (announce, bring forward, bring out, bring up, come up with, demonstrate, exhibit, give, herald, introduce, lodge, perform, preface, prefer, present, produce, proffer, propound, put, put on the stage, render, represent, serve, show, tender, to present, turn in, wear). (various references)

Russian 

предлагать на обсуждение (propound), излагать (couch, develop, expound, recite, set forth, show forth). (various references)

Swedish

understödja (aid, assist, Favor, favour, second, subsidize, support). (various references)

Ukrainian

вносити пропозицію. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "PROPONE": proponed, proponent, proponents, propones. (additional references)

Misspellings

"PROPONE" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: prepone, Probyne, propo, propodeum, propond, proponer, proponet, Prosobee, prospone, Prozone, Tropoje. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: operon.

-2 letters: porno, prone.

-3 letters: nope, open, peon, pepo, perp, pone, poon, poop, poor, pope, pore, porn, prep, prop, repo, repp, rope.

-4 letters: eon, ern, noo, nor, one, ope, ore, pen, pep, per, pop, pro, rep, roe.

-5 letters: en, er, ne, no, oe, on, op, or, pe, re.

+1 letter: propenol, proponed, propones.

+2 letters: opportune, postponer, propenols, proponent.

+3 letters: oppression, postponers, preportion, pronephroi, pronephros, propionate, proponents, propounded, propounder, reopposing.

+4 letters: apomorphine, apportioned, inopportune, lipoprotein, opportunely, oppressions, overtopping, preportions, preposition, propionates, propounders, protoplanet, reapportion.

+5 letters: anchorpeople, apomorphines, cyclopropane, lipoproteins, nonpurposive, overcropping, overpeopling, phonographer, pornographer, preportioned, prepositions, proportioned, propoxyphene, protoplanets, reapportions, repopulation, siphonophore, spokesperson, unprosperous.