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Posit
01
(logic) a proposition that is accepted as true in order to provide a basis for logical reasoning
to posit
01
to propose or assume something as true or factual, serving as the foundation for further reasoning or argumentation
Transitive: to posit sth
Example
In the scientific hypothesis, researchers often posit certain conditions to explore their potential effects on the experiment.
The computer scientist posited a new algorithm to improve computational efficiency in complex problem-solving tasks.
The scientist decided to posit the existence of an undiscovered particle to explain the anomalies in the experimental data.
02
to put forward a theory, idea, or argument for consideration or discussion
Transitive: to posit a theory or argument | to posit that
Example
The professor is currently positing a hypothesis about the origins of language.
The philosopher will posit a new framework for understanding morality in his upcoming book.
Einstein famously posited the theory of relativity in the early 20th century.
03
to put or place something in a particular position
Transitive: to posit sth somewhere
Example
The artist posited the sculpture in the center of the gallery for maximum visibility.
The conductor posited the orchestra members in their assigned seats before the performance.
The librarian posited the reference books on the top shelf for easy access.
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