expound
verb
Pronunciation: /ɪkˈspaʊnd/
Definition
To explain or present an idea or theory in detail.
Examples
The philosopher spent hours expounding his views on the nature of reality.
She was asked to expound on her research findings at the conference.
He expounded the virtues of the new software to the skeptical audience.
How to Use expound
- expound on (prepositional phrase)
- To explain or discuss a topic in detail. — "The professor will expound on the historical context of the novel."
- expound a theory (collocation)
- To present a detailed explanation of a particular theory. — "The scientist expounded a new theory about the origins of the universe."
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