proposition
Pronunciation: [ˌprɒpəˈzɪʃən]
Word
Context: "suggestion"
(noun) an idea or plan that someone suggests to others. It's like when you think of a fun game to play and tell your friends about it.
Example
She made a great proposition for our weekend plans.
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His proposition was not very interesting, so nobody wanted to do it.
Example
What is your proposition for our next group project?
Context: "business"
(noun) an offer, usually related to a business deal. It's like when someone says they will sell you something for a certain price.
Example
The company's proposal was a good proposition that everyone agreed to.
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Their proposition to lower the price was rejected.
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What do you think of the proposition made by our client?
Context: "logic"
(noun) a statement that can be true or false. It's like a school statement that tells us something specific, like 'The sky is blue'.
Example
The teacher asked us to write a proposition about what we learned in class.
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Her proposition that cats are the same as dogs is not true.
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Can you give me an example of a proposition in science?
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