posited

verbsuppose

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Word Origin & History

"to assert," 1690s, from Latin positus "placed, situated, standing, planted," past participle of ponere "put, place" (see position). Related: Posited; positing.

Example Sentences for posited

Hence he posited as many separate Intelligences as there are spheres.

The eternal existence of the soul is posited by every school of Hindu thought.

Number, therefore, cannot be posited among the primary genera.

But this posited object is nothing other than the positing subject.

The necessary, when posited as its own ground, identical with itself, is substance.

Only the ego is real, but the non-ego is posited in the ego.

In 1690, he posited the theory that light consists of a series of waves.

The blue is posited as in nature related to other factors in nature.

Objects which are not posited by sense-awareness may be known to the intellect.

The schema of cause and of the causality of a thing is the real which, when posited, is always followed by something else.

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