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propose

Definition for propose

verb as in intend; have in mind

Strongest matches

aim, design, plan

Strong matches

contemplate, mean, mind, purpose, scheme

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Furthermore, when the president’s lawyers in the Office of Legal Counsel approve a proposed action as lawful, their opinion operates as a kind of “golden shield” for those who carry it out.

The government has argued it has altered its proposed legislation to prevent it being delayed from coming into force, with most changes set to take effect in April 2026.

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The following five wines are not only sure to please their proposed recipients—and others besides—they represent great value as well.

In Bremen, the European Launcher Challenge received more than 900 million euros in contributions -- twice what had been proposed, Aschbacher said.

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The proposed revisions included a change of name for the main character, sometimes called “Aunt Phoenix” by a dismissive nurse, to “Mrs. Jackson.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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