prôner

French

Etymology

From prône (sermon) + -er.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /pʁo.ne/
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Verb

prôner

  1. (transitive) to extol, praise, laud
  2. (transitive) to recommend, advocate
    • 2022 April 11, Adrien Sénécat; William Audureau, “Marine Le Pen et Emmanuel Macron, deux programmes diamétralement opposés”, in Le Monde:
      Les deux finalistes du second tour partagent certaines convergences de vue sur l’économie. Ainsi, tous les deux prônent une politique économique tantôt libérale, tantôt interventionniste.
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  3. (archaic) to preach a sermon

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Verb

prôner

  1. (Jersey) to murmur

Synonyms

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