proponent|proponents in English

noun

[pro·po·nent || prə'pəʊnənt]

supporter, advocate, one who favors a particular idea (or proposal, doctrine, etc.); one who makes a proposal

Use "proponent|proponents" in a sentence

1. Centralist meaning A proponent of centralism.

2. Abiogenesist meaning A proponent of abiogenesis.

3. A proponent of Critical legal studies

4. I am a proponent of setting goals.

5. That same day, proponents of Prop.

6. Today's Counterinsurgency proponents point to 'small wars' past

7. Antinomian: A proponent of the doctrine of Antinomianism

8. Christianity A proponent of the doctrine of Antinomianism

9. According to a proponent of general Abstractionistic theory,

10. A proponent or practitioner of activism: political Activists.

11. InterActionist definition is - a proponent of interactionism

12. Proponents promoted the supposed health benefits of iron beds.

13. A proponent or practitioner of activism: political Activists. adj

14. Their proponents were (and are) profound and able students.”

15. A proponent or practitioner of activism: political Activists

16. Centralist (plural Centralists) a proponent of centralism; Translations

17. An independent chairperson acceptable to both the proponent and the community should be engaged (at proponent expense if a fee is required).

18. Proponents are now trying to reinstate the fees.

19. 4 words related to Constitutionalist: advocate, advocator, exponent, proponent

20. What does Antinomian mean? A proponent of the doctrine of Antinomianism

21. What answer can be made to a proponent of this view?

22. Jeff, is a proponent of a new movement known as Lean UX.

23. The text has gained favour among proponents of ancient astronaut theories.

24. Proponents of this laissez-faire approach have however themselves been challenged.

25. Stapp became a strong early proponent of automobile seat belts.