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Meaning
Noun
●
The
act
of
offering
(an
idea
) for consideration.
●
An
idea
or a
plan
offered.
●
The terms of a
transaction
offered.
●
In American English & Politics:
In some
states
, a
proposed
statute
or
constitutional amendment
to be
voted
on by the electorate.
●
In Grammar, Directives & Semantics:
A
complete
sentence.
●
In Logic:
The
content
of an
assertion
that may be
taken
as being
true or false
and is considered
abstractly
without
reference
to the
linguistic
sentence
that
constitutes
the
assertion
; (Aristotelian
logic
) a
predicate
of a
subject
that is
denied
or
affirmed
and
connected
by a copula.
●
In Mathematics:
An
assertion
so
formulated
that it can be considered
true
or false.
●
In Mathematics:
An
assertion
which is
provably
true
, but not important enough to
be called
a theorem.
●
A
statement
of
religious
doctrine
; an
article of faith
; creed.
●
The part of a
poem
in which the
author
states
the
subject
or
matter
of it.
●
Misspelling of preposition.
Verb
●
To make a
suggestion
of
sexual intercourse
to (someone with whom one is not
sexually
involved).
●
To
make an offer
or
suggestion
to (someone).
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Synonyms
Proposal
Suggestion
Statement
Pass
Question
Theorem
Proposals
Come On
Hit On
Make A Pass
Related
Assertion
Argument
Premise
Hypothesis
Concept
Idea
Conclusion
Notion
Assumption
Claim
Theory
Principle
Approach
Decision
Scenario
Strategy
Offer
Viewpoint
Prospect
Philosophy
Supposition
Axiom
Belief
Clause
Conviction
Rule
Paradigm
View
Perspective
Message
Model
Offering
Finding
Task
Value
Goal
Definition
Presumption
Recommendation
Product
Endeavor
Candidate
Promise
Option
Brand
Thesis
Undertaking
Stance
Hypotheses
Solution
Topic
Business Model
State Of Affairs
Point Of View
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Rhymes
Titian
Titian
Fishen
Apician
Tuition
Mission
Fission
Edition
Logician
Fruition
Emission
Scission
Galician
Sedition
Position
Addition
Magician
Volition
Omission
Berytian
Musician
Ignition
Nutrition
Clinician
Suspicion
Attrition
Tactician
Partition
Perdition
Remission
Dentition
Admission
Demission
Coalition
Tradition
Condition
Patrician
Immission
Phoenician
Transition
Exhibition
Expedition
Permission
Commission
Acquisition
Prohibition
Proposition
Premonition
Inquisition
Academician
Recommission
Superstition
Intermission
Disquisition
Transmission
Intromission
Autorecognition
Neurotransmission
Planning Permission
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