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expounding

[ik-spoun-ding] / ɪkˈspaʊn dɪŋ /


NOUN
dwelling
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The utopian ideas don’t run deep, and the dialogue expounding on them can be stiff at best, turgid at worst.

From New York Times

He’s also something of a philosopher, expounding endlessly on the Zen of lifecasting.

From Los Angeles Times

The actor Gary Oldman, a collector of Muybridge’s work who has been involved in trying to make a Muybridge biopic, comes off as a serious enthusiast when expounding on the photographer’s motives and photographs.

From New York Times

He said it was because of personal reason, without expounding.

From Seattle Times

Dett ingeniously wove spirituals into the typical oratorio structure of soloists and chorus expounding a biblical story with orchestra.

From New York Times