0 present participle of expound
1 to give a detailed explanation of something:
Within a composite picture of crime the traditional tropes were subsumed by reports expounding alternative theories.
Indeed, the process of expounding linguistic structure often took so long, and was so cumbersome, that there was no time to do any exploring.
Wagner himself was of many minds when it came to expounding the relation between his explicitly political ideas and his music.
Meyerhold continually emphasized the importance of this third level of dramaturgical organization, using and expounding the concept of the grotesque.
That highlights the dangers of having people who do not have sufficient local knowledge expounding the virtues of the health service in a given locality.
Lately, one has had the impression occasionally that, instead of having a policy and expounding it, we were all sulking a little.
It is rather disturbing when one is expounding an argument.
We can understand his feelings and that his nervousness is likely to prevent him from expounding his own case to his, or anybody else's, satisfaction.
