Background information within a narrative; one of four rhetorical modes.
Catalan
exposició Spanish
planteamiento Russian
экспозиция Synonyms
Examples for "expounding"
Examples for "expounding"
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Slim was an arch conservative and not shy about expounding his views.
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You would not thank me for expounding it to you at large.
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I look forward to expounding on yet another of my preparations.
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Ruth was not capable of thinking or expounding anything in a relaxed position.
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Four voluble Irishmen, unmistakably engaged in agribusiness, are expounding loudly on the subject.
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The exposition went with Westinghouse, and helped change the history of electricity.
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Her exposition was truncated by the entry of the type in question.
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The volume remains the forcible exposition upon the side which it espoused.
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You certainly are a master in the difficult art of clear exposition.
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He took refuge in the affectation of great agitation which prevented exposition.
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Today the GAA will conduct an exposition of the Croke Park redevelopment.
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When treating of specific natural phenomena, the exposition demands proof and illustration.
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This morning after the exposition of the Scriptures to the children, 10s.
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The elementary portion contains a full and intelligible exposition of the science.
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A short pause followed this exposition of the virtues of the Spaniard.
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We welcome them to this exposition of the industries of the world.
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Thanksgiving Day was the Vermont and Hew Hampshire day at the exposition.
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The third fortification of this exposition is furnished by the following fact.
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The steak sandwiches arrived at the beginning of this bit of exposition.
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There were on the exposition grounds State buildings constructed by 44 States.
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We commend it for its judicious exposition of the laws of nature.
