posit|posited|positing|posits in English
verb
[pos·it || 'pɑzɪt /'pɒz-]
assume, postulate; present a position, establish a viewpoint
Use "posit|posited|positing|posits" in a sentence
1. His glance stayed posited on the spot.
2. Callahan posits that chemical elements radiate electromagnetic signals.
3. 2 His glance stayed posited on the spot.
4. Most religions posit the existence of life after death.
5. They posited that pure abstraction could express pure spirituality.
6. If she needs salvation, she will posit a savior.
7. All cash receipts should be recorded and de - posited daily.
8. He posited that each planet moved in a perfect circle.
9. Some posit the backmost indonesia to be less than Acorned
10. Several writers have posited the idea of a universal consciousness.
11. 4 Several writers have posited the idea of a universal consciousness.
12. Look for a posit as a compute programs with a mediums firm.
13. Other historians posit that she died of old age around 550 BC.
14. The ecological D-Day he posits is compelling and complex.
15. Yes, the inequality goes in this direction, or I would posit it.
16. One, based on faith in individualism and the nation's exceptional destiny, posited the Classlessness of American society; the other posited the distinct nature of women, which permitted their subjugation
17. Radical Dualism – or absolute Dualism which posits two co-equal divine forces.
18. Wilkerson posits that the Third Reich was also a Caste system
19. Nearly 2,000 years before Galileo, Aristarchus of Samos posited the notion of heliocentrism
20. Counterfactuals can be used to re imagine history or to posit different futures.
21. Framed in a different way, some posit the plumbic man to be less than Cloddish
22. Obvious examples are potentiometers and tachogenerators to monitor the posit ion and speed of a shaft.
23. Biocentrism is a theory that was posited by Robert Lanza, an American doctor back in 2007
24. It does posit that individuals are inherently unequal in intelligence, in skills, and in status.
25. In accounting, cash means all items that are acceptable for de - posit in a bank.