put forward (B1)

phrasal verb

Pronunciation: /pʊt ˈfɔːrwərd/

Definition

To propose an idea, plan, or candidate for consideration or discussion.

Examples

• The committee decided to put forward a new proposal for funding the project.

• She was surprised when her colleagues put her name forward for the leadership position.

• During the meeting, several innovative solutions were put forward by the team members.

Synonyms of put forward

Words with a similar meaning to put forward:

• propose
• suggest
• nominate
• submit
• advance

Antonyms of put forward

Words with the opposite meaning to put forward:

• withdraw
• reject

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