expounding

I call it “locker-room gender essentialism” because it reminds me of the so-called facts about the sexes that middle-school boys expounded on when the girls weren’t around.

In addition to reflecting on what propelled her forward, she instructs readers on birthing a movement, and she expounds what it means to join one.

In your book, you expound on the economic inequalities that have become increasingly stark over the last 40 years.

When a point needed expounding, a horseback ride into Rosewater was not an unwelcome diversion.