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posit

/ˈpɒz.ɪt/

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noun

/ˈpɒz.ɪt/C2formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее утверждение или положение, которое принимается или считается истинным, особенно в качестве основы для логического рассуждения или аргументации.

A noun referring to a proposition or statement that is assumed or accepted as true, especially as a basis for logical reasoning or argument.

  1. Assumed propositionC1formal

    A statement or proposition that is taken as true to serve as a foundation for reasoning or argument.

    ruПостулат

    • The philosopher's argument began with a simple posit.
    • In logic, a posit is used to build a chain of reasoning.
    • The theory rests on the posit that all humans are rational.

    Synonymsassumptionaxiomhypothesispostulatepremisepresuppositionsupposition

    Antonymscertaintyfacttruth

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verb

/ˈpɒz.ɪt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для выражения действия по выдвижению или предположению чего-либо как факта или основы для аргументации.

A verb used to express the act of putting forward or assuming something as a fact or basis for argument.

  1. Place firmlyC1formal

    To put or set something in a particular position or location.

    ruПоместить

    • He posited the vase carefully on the shelf.
    • The archaeologist posited the artifact in the display case.
    • She posited her hand on his shoulder.

    Synonymsdepositlocateplacepositionputsetsituate

  2. Put forward for considerationC1formal

    To present or propose something, such as an idea, theory, or argument.

    ruПредположить

    • The philosopher posited a new theory of consciousness.
    • The lawyer posited a compelling argument in court.
    • She posited that the economy would recover by next year.

    Synonymsadvanceassertpostulateproposepropoundput forwardsubmitsuggest

  3. Assume as a givenC2formal

    To take something as a fact or principle without proof, as a basis for reasoning.

    ruПостулировать

    • The theorem posits that all numbers are divisible by one.
    • We must posit the existence of a higher power for this argument.
    • The study posits a direct correlation between sleep and productivity.

    Synonymsassumepostulatepremisepresumepresupposesuppose

    Antonymsdenydisprovedoubtquestionrefutereject

Forms
  • posited past participle
  • posited past simple
  • positing present participle
  • posits third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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