propose
Pronunciation: [prəˈpoʊz]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(verb) to suggest or put forward an idea or plan for someone to think about or accept. It's like when one person says to another, 'I think we should do this.'
Example
He decided to propose to her during their romantic dinner.
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She didn't propose any plans for the weekend, so they stayed home.
Example
What do you think he will propose for the new project?
Context: "law"
(verb) to suggest a new law or rule for people to follow. It's like a politician saying, 'I think we need a new law about this.'
Example
The senator plans to propose a new law to help protect the environment.
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The committee did not propose any changes to the existing regulations.
Example
What new policies did they propose during the meeting?
Context: "relationship"
(noun) the act of suggesting to someone that they get married. It’s when one person asks another to be their partner for life.
Example
Her proposal was so sweet and romantic, she said yes right away.
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His proposal was unexpected, and she wasn't ready for it at all.
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What made their proposal stand out from others?
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