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• v  add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing
• v  state

• When I asked him to expound on this fun idea, Frank said lots of people use the time to exercise or read.
• She doesn't expound on her husband's five-point plans; she just tells her story, whose bass notes are the deep hum of family, work, sacrifice, aspiration.
• And he will expound emphatically upon his philosophy that design is about innovation, resolve and personal faith, and that focus groups are a symptom of a corporation's "creative .

• elaborate
• lucubrate
• expatiate
• exposit
• enlarge
• flesh out
• expand
• dilate
• set forth

• contract

News & Articles

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• Dead Sea Scrolls discussion
  Speaker Zoltan Toman, a member of the Men’s Club, will expound on the Dead Sea Scrolls during the next Men’s Club meeting Friday, June 21, 9 a.m. Information: Peter Jastermsky, 203-378-5959.
  June 11, 2013 - Stratford Star
• Dead Sea Scrolls discussion
  Speaker Zoltan Toman, a member of the Men’s Club, will expound on the Dead Sea Scrolls during the next Men’s Club meeting Friday, June 21, 9 a.m. Information: Peter Jastermsky, 203-378-5959.
  June 11, 2013 - Stratford Star

Quotes

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• Tony La Russa in Yahoo! Sports
  I think it was an intentional hit and there is no doubt in my mind it came from the bench, and I really believe it didn't come from the manager,La Russa said. "Don't ask me to expound on that."
• Marv Levy in SportingNews.com
  Bill loved it where he would go up to the blackboard and expound,Levy said. "And once in a while, I'd have to say, Hey, Bill, we've got to get out to practice."
• Ehud Barak in guardian.co.uk
  We are intensively formulating the correct way to promote the Shalit topic,said Barak in a speech to high-school students in the city of Rishon LeZion. "This is a sensitive time and it would be wrong to expound upon the topic, but we, as...