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See definition of moots on Dictionary.com
  • as inintroduce
  • as inraise
  • as inventilate
  • as inbring up
  • as inbroach
  • as indebate
  • as indiscuss
  • as indispute

synonyms for moots

  • announce
  • offer
  • open
  • propose
  • recommend
  • submit
  • suggest
  • acquaint
  • advance
  • air
  • broach
  • familiarize
  • harbinger
  • herald
  • moot
  • originate
  • precede
  • preface
  • usher
  • ventilate
  • bring out
  • bring up
  • come out with
  • do the honors
  • fix up
  • get things rolling
  • get-together
  • give introduction
  • kick off
  • knock down
  • lead into
  • lead off
  • open up
  • pave the way
  • put forward
  • set forth
  • spring with
  • start ball rolling
On this page you'll find 329 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to moots, such as: announce, offer, open, propose, recommend, and submit.

antonyms for moots

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  • conceal
  • deny
  • dissuade
  • hide
  • refuse
  • withhold
  • close
  • close up
  • end
  • finish
  • erase
  • extract
  • subtract
  • take away
    • close
    • deny
    • dissuade
    • refuse
    • stop
    • take back
    • withdraw
    • close up
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    How to use moots in a sentence

    Our soul still moots this problem, because she is not yet entirely convinced by what we have said.
    PLOTINOS: COMPLETE WORKS, V. 3PLOTINOS (PLOTINUS)
    An army that can not be mobilized without the action of the hundred moots is not a handy force.
    DOMESDAY BOOK AND BEYONDFREDERIC WILLIAM MAITLAND
    If moots were held in it, these would be comparable rather to meetings of shareholders than to sessions of a tribunal.
    DOMESDAY BOOK AND BEYONDFREDERIC WILLIAM MAITLAND
    The Inns of Court were spared; their moots and readings did no perceptible harm, if little perceptible good.
    ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 9, SLICE 6VARIOUS
    It has been seen that the studies pursued in ancient times were conducted by means of “readings,” “moots” and “bolts.”
    ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 14, SLICE 5VARIOUS
    In the open places of the tuns and vills, where the folk-moots were held, Christianity was preached and the cross set up.
    SOCIAL LIFE IN ENGLAND THROUGH THE CENTURIESH. R. WILTON HALL
    They, too, had their folk-moots, and they had more business to transact in them than the country villagers had.
    SOCIAL LIFE IN ENGLAND THROUGH THE CENTURIESH. R. WILTON HALL
    At first these took place in the open air, like the old folk-moots; but in time they came to be held in a court-house.
    SOCIAL LIFE IN ENGLAND THROUGH THE CENTURIESH. R. WILTON HALL
    The affairs of the family were discussed and settled at open-air meetings, called folk-moots.
    SOCIAL LIFE IN ENGLAND THROUGH THE CENTURIESH. R. WILTON HALL
    It is impossible to visit this humble structure without emotion, for it is the seat of one of the ancientest moots upon the earth.
    CAPITALS OF THE NORTHLANDSIAN C. HANNAH
    SYNONYM OF THE DAY
    OCTOBER 26, 1985
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