posit

Speech parts

1. posit - Noun

2. posit - Verb

To dispose or set firmly or fixedly; to place or dispose in relation to other objects.

To assume as real or conceded; as, to posit a principle.

Source: Webster's dictionary

state submit fix deposit postulate situate put forward park place position present put claim think advance

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consider check disorder compromise assess audit

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place set position put suggest lay

assumption assert sediment premise insist bury

posited positing

She posited her hand on his shoulder Source: Internet

deposit the suitcase on the bench Source: Internet

fix your eyes on this spot Source: Internet

He posited three basic laws of nature Source: Internet

I submit to you that the accused is guilty Source: Internet

Analysts posit that the Target-Ulta partnership will be very attractive to consumers — especially coveted younger shoppers. Source: Internet

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