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Meaning of postulated
postulated
demand, claim, a statement or claim assumed to be true especially as the basis of a process of reasoning, to claim as true, to assume or claim as true, existent, or necessary, a hypothesis advanced as an essential presupposition, condition, or premise of a train of reasoning, a hypothesis advanced as an essential presupposition, condition, or premise of a train of reasoning see koch's postulates, axiom sense 2, to assume as a postulate or axiom (as in logic or mathematics)
postulated Sentence Examples
- The theory postulated that the universe began with a Big Bang.
- Scientists postulated a new mechanism for cellular repair.
- The researcher postulated that the observed correlation was not merely incidental.
- The postulate of relativity remains a fundamental principle of physics.
- The hypothesis postulated the existence of an undiscovered particle.
- The model postulated a feedback loop between regulation and feedback.
- The study postulated a causal relationship between childhood trauma and adult mental health.
- The theory postulated that consciousness emerges from complex interactions within the brain.
- The postulate that all matter is made up of atoms forms the basis of chemistry.
- The scientist postulated a novel approach to solving the global climate crisis.
FAQs About the word postulated
demand, claim, a statement or claim assumed to be true especially as the basis of a process of reasoning, to claim as true, to assume or claim as true, existent
presumed, believed, hypothesized,assumed, said, figured, concluded, insisted, dreamt, guessed
denied, controverted,doubted, disagreed (with), questioned, disputed, rejected, distrusted, discounted, wondered (about)
The theory postulated that the universe began with a Big Bang.
Scientists postulated a new mechanism for cellular repair.
The researcher postulated that the observed correlation was not merely incidental.
The postulate of relativity remains a fundamental principle of physics.
