put forth
The phrase "put forth" is commonly used to describe the act of presenting, proposing, or producing something for consideration or action.
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Definition
B2General
(formal, informal)To present or propose an idea, plan, or suggestion for consideration.
Example
- She put forth a plan of action for the committee.
- He put forth an interesting proposal during the meeting.
B2General
(formal, informal)To state or declare something, often with confidence or force.
Example
- He put forth an explanation without any supporting evidence.
- The scientist put forth a new theory.
C1Botany
(technical)To produce new growth, such as leaves or shoots.
Example
- The tree put forth new leaves in the spring.
- The plant put forth vibrant flowers.
B2General
(formal, informal)To exert or apply effort or energy towards achieving something.
Example
- She put forth a lot of effort to complete the project on time.
- He put forth his best effort in the competition.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "put forth":
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