proposition (Meaning)
proposition (n)
(logic) a statement that affirms or denies something and is either true or false
a proposal offered for acceptance or rejection
an offer for a private bargain (especially a request for sexual favors)
the act of making a proposal
a task to be dealt with
proposition (v)
suggest sex to
Synonyms & Antonyms of proposition
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- guesswork
- speculation
- feeling
- surmise
- presumption
- concept
- generalization
- proffer
- premiss
- construct
- notion
- conjecture
- conception
- theorem
- suspicion
- presupposition
- abstraction
- concession
- hunch
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
proposition Sentence Examples
- Jack made a bold proposition to his colleagues about restructuring the company's operations.
- Sarah's proposition to implement flexible working hours was met with enthusiasm by her team.
- The salesman's proposition of a discounted price for bulk orders caught the attention of potential clients.
- The politician presented a compelling proposition for reforming healthcare during her campaign speech.
- Michael's proposition to invest in renewable energy technologies received support from environmentally conscious investors.
- Emily's proposition to launch a new product line was backed by market research indicating high demand.
- The committee debated the merits of the proposition to allocate additional funds for infrastructure development.
- John's proposition for a partnership with a competitor raised eyebrows but ultimately proved successful.
- The board rejected the proposition to merge with a rival company, citing potential risks.
- Lisa's proposition to streamline the recruitment process was welcomed by human resources.
FAQs About the word proposition
(logic) a statement that affirms or denies something and is either true or false, a proposal offered for acceptance or rejection, an offer for a private bargain
theory, thesis,hypothesis, premise, supposition,assumption, guess, impression, suggestion, proposal
knowledge,fact, knowledge, fact, certainty, certainty, assurance,assurance,
Jack made a bold proposition to his colleagues about restructuring the company's operations.
Sarah's proposition to implement flexible working hours was met with enthusiasm by her team.
The salesman's proposition of a discounted price for bulk orders caught the attention of potential clients.
The politician presented a compelling proposition for reforming healthcare during her campaign speech.
