transposal (Meaning)
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transposal (n.)
The act of transposing, or the state of being transposed; transposition.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transposal
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transposal Sentence Examples
- I accidentally transposed two digits in my phone number, leading to countless missed calls.
- The typographer made a transposition error, placing the comma after the subject instead of the verb.
- The architect transposed the blueprints, resulting in an inverted layout of the building.
- The financial statement contained a transposition error that misrepresented the company's assets.
- The historian transposed the dates in his manuscript, creating a chronological inconsistency.
- The geneticist transposed two bases in the DNA sequence, altering the protein's structure.
- The linguist accidentally transposed two phonemes, changing the meaning of the word.
- The programmer made a transposition error when copying the code, causing the software to crash.
- The composer transposed the notes in the melody, creating a new and unexpected sound.
- The choreographer transposed two dance moves, altering the flow of the performance.
FAQs About the word transposal
The act of transposing, or the state of being transposed; transposition.
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No antonyms found.
I accidentally transposed two digits in my phone number, leading to countless missed calls.
The typographer made a transposition error, placing the comma after the subject instead of the verb.
The architect transposed the blueprints, resulting in an inverted layout of the building.
The financial statement contained a transposition error that misrepresented the company's assets.
