Propound (verb)

To put forth or present for consideration or discussion.

Origin:

The word propound is derived from the latin word "propositum" meaning "something put forth" or "something proposed". it was first used in english in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. He propounded a theory that explained the phenomenon.
2. She propounded a plan that would address the problem.
3. The scientist propounded a hypothesis to be tested.
4. The teacher propounded a question for the class to discuss.
5. The lawyer propounded a legal argument to the court.