proposition
pro
ˌprɑ
praa
po
si
ˈzɪ
zi
tion
ʃən
shēn
British pronunciation
/pɹˌɒpəzˈɪʃən/

Definition & Meaning of "proposition"in English

Proposition
01

a statement or assertion expressing a claim, view, or opinion that can be evaluated as true or false

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The philosopher examined each proposition carefully.
" All humans are mortal " is a classic logical proposition.
02

a suggestion, plan, or proposal, especially in business or negotiation contexts

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The company received a proposition to merge with a competitor.
He made a proposition to improve workflow efficiency.
03

a task, matter, or problem that requires attention or action

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The upcoming project is a tricky proposition.
Negotiating the contract was a challenging proposition.
04

the act of presenting an idea, suggestion, or proposal for consideration

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Her proposition of a new workflow was well received.
The manager 's proposition sparked a long discussion.
05

an offer, typically of a sexual or intimate nature, for a private bargain or arrangement

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He received an inappropriate proposition at the party.
The advertisement contained a proposition that was clearly illegal.
to proposition
01

to make a proposal or offer of a sexual or intimate nature to someone

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He was propositioned by a stranger on the street.
The employee reported being propositioned by her manager.
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