Verb

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Verb

(promov)

(obsolete) To move forward; to advance; to promote.

* 1646 , David Calderwood, The Historie of the Kirk of Scotland

"If yee knew him," said she, "als weill as I doe, yee would never promove him to anie office in your Kirk."

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