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Meanings of expounding in English
Catalan
exposició Spanish
planteamiento Usage of expounding in English
1
Slim was an arch conservative and not shy about expounding his views.
2
You would not thank me for expounding it to you at large.
3
I look forward to expounding on yet another of my preparations.
4
Ruth was not capable of thinking or expounding anything in a relaxed position.
5
Four voluble Irishmen, unmistakably engaged in agribusiness, are expounding loudly on the subject.
6
He was recently expounding on RTE his thinly disguised deportation policy.
7
The subtle truths I am expounding cannot be grasped without your complete concentration.
8
A venerable Moollah was expounding the Koran to a group of true believers.
9
If you explain it to him, you are not describing but expounding it.
10
The benefits which I have seen resulting from expounding the Scriptures are these: 1.
11
Today I was much helped in expounding the Scriptures publicly.
12
The texts were there still, and so was his own facility in expounding them.
13
Then I waste my breath in expounding laws and customs already known to you.
14
After thus finishing expounding his theory, Saito paused briefly and eyed his companion intently.
15
They desire a greater world, but that is secondary to expounding their own beliefs.
16
An attempt was made at expounding and hearing the word of God on Sundays.
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Frequent collocations
Expounding through the time
Expounding across language varieties
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