proposition

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Synonyms: preposition, reposition, proportion, propogation, propositi, propositions, pre-position, e proposition, i proposition, o proposition, pre position

Antonyms: preposition, reposition, proportion, propogation, propositi, propositions, pre-position, e proposition, i proposition, o proposition, pre position

Related words from Datamuse; suggestions, not definitions.

Noun

1. {{lb|en|uncountable}} The act of [[offering]] (an idea) for [[consideration]].
2. {{lb|en|countable}} An [[idea]], [[plan]], or [[suggestion]] [[offer]]ed.
3. {{lb|en|countable|business settings}} The [[terms]] of a [[transaction]] offered.
4. {{lb|en|countable|US|politics}} In some [[state]]s, a [[propose]]d [[statute]] or [[constitutional amendment]] to be [[vote]]d on by the [[electorate]].
5. {{lb|en|grammar}} A [[complete]] [[sentence]].
6. {{wp}} {{lb|en|countable|logic}} The [[content]] of an [[assertion]] that may be taken as being [[true]] or [[false]] and is [[consider]]ed [[abstract]]ly without reference to the [[linguistic]] [[sentence]] that [[constitute]]s the assertion; {{lb|en|Aristotelian logic}} a [[predicate]] of a [[subject]] that is [[deny|denied]] or [[affirm]]ed and is [[connect]]ed by a [[copula]].
7. {{lb|en|countable|mathematics|philosophy}} An [[assertion]] so [[formulate]]d that it can be [[consider]]ed [[true]] or [[false]].
8. {{lb|en|countable|mathematics}} An [[assertion]] which is [[provably]] [[true]], but not [[important]] enough to be called a [[theorem]].
9. A [[statement]] of [[religious]] [[doctrine]]; an [[article of faith]]; a [[creed]].
10. {{lb|en|poetic}} The part of a [[poem]] in which the [[author]] [[state]]s the [[subject]] or [[matter]] of it.
11. {{misspelling of|en|preposition}}.

Verb

1. {{lb|en|transitive|informal}} To make an [[offer]] or [[suggestion]] to (someone).

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