Synonym: aim, drift, intent, propose, purpose, spirit. Similar words: purportedly, purpose, on purpose, purposeful, purposefully, airport, purple, torpor. Meaning: ['pɜrpət /'pɜː-] 
n. 1. the intended meaning of a communication 2. the pervading meaning or tenor. v. 1. have the often specious appearance of being, intending, or claiming 2. propose or intend.
n. 1. the intended meaning of a communication 2. the pervading meaning or tenor. v. 1. have the often specious appearance of being, intending, or claiming 2. propose or intend. 
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31. Two approaches to clauses which purport to exclude liability for breach of fiduciary duty are discernible.
32. Our loyal purport: Based on sincerity! Serve the first!
33. It's difficult to understand the purport of his speech.
34. Her letter may purport her forthcoming arrival.
35. What's the purport of her letter?
36. The purport of her letter was that she could not come.
37. The purport of her letter is that she can not come.
38. Fashion is an embodiment of people's life purport, spiritual bailment,[http://sentencedict.com/purport.html] and value pursuit. It is also an external embodiment of spiritual life style in a specific time.
39. The prolegomenon part mainly introduces the background and purport, a summary of literature research, the research method and the research logic as well.
40. I don't purport that the vagina is the be-all and end-all to women but it is an area where we can create life and we can experience traumas.
41. The average efficiency calculation method for hydraulic turbines is appraised. In consociation with practical examples, the purport and calculation method of weighted mean efficiency is elucidated.
42. I have no idea if these 2D glasses -- which purport to convert 3D movies to 2D -- work, but they'd be a godsend for me if they did.
43. They little guessed what deadly purport lurked in those self - condemning words.
44. You need to grasp the purport of each passage you read.
45. I found it difficult to understand the purport of his speech.
46. Maupassant wording and purport of what one writes love is splendid but moving therefore being his adeptest topic of conversation, chilly beautiful but be shocked.
47. The two Incrementer classes purport to do some do-nothing work (incrementing a variable).
48. We believe it's a non-classical logic with philosophical purport or cause.
49. They purport to be the writings of Clement, the first bishop of Rome(sentencedict.com), ie -- the first Catholic Pope appointed by Peter.
50. Finally, the thesis summarizes the aesthetic purport in Sung dynasty.
51. This is exactly purport that I want this article of the writing.
52. At the name- inquiring ceremony of wedding in Shi Hun Li, the inquiry is of profound ethical code, of which Zheng's interpretation as "modesty" is far from its purport.
53. But the Modern Warfare series has demonstrated that players have an appetite for games that purport to connect them to the wars their college roommates, or their sons, might be fighting in.
54. Pope purport: Inheriting the dunhuang art mural painting, use for their generation cultural heritage.
55. The purport of what he said is that he is right.
56. I find it difficult to understand the purport of his speech.
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