💡 POSIT: Asserting with confidence!

Published: Fri, 07/07/23

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posit

The term posit represents a powerful concept for communicating ideas and theories.

ℹ️ Part of speech

posit is a VERB.

🗣️ Pronunciation

posit is pronounced /ˈpɑː.zɪt/ or PAH-zit.

📚️ Definition

posit means to suggest something as a basic fact or principle from which a further idea is formed or developed. Example: to posit a theory.

📰 Examples

Here are some examples of posit in usage:

🧠 Quick vocab quiz

Test your understanding!

posit most nearly means

(A) exaggerate
(B) ignore
(C) disagree
(D) procrastinate
(E) propose

And another one:

In which of the following sentences is the word posit used correctly?

(A) I will posit the table with dinnerware.
(B) She posited her belongings before leaving the room.
(C) I have to posit my car for its annual service.
(D) My manager posited me for the meeting tomorrow.
(E) The scientist posits that climate change is largely due to human activities.

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💁🏼 Tips!

Posit is commonly used in academic and theoretical contexts when someone is presenting a theory, idea, or hypothesis. It often connotes a sense of uncertainty, as the idea being posited may not be proven.


✅ Quiz answer/s

The correct answers are:


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