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posited

adjective as in induced

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Although a more liberal administration may instruct federal employees to interpret “urgent humanitarian reasons” in a more lenient way, the Trump administration could potentially tell employees no such reasons exist, she posited.

Back in 1994, James Goldsmith had posited that the problem with the free market dream was that it didn't protect the home base.

From BBC

Some of Musk's defenders posited that his rather stiff heart-to-crowd gesture was the "socially awkward" wave of an "autistic" man.

From Salon

“Is someone going to try to get us in trouble for doing that?” the nurse practitioner based in a restrictive state, who was interviewed in the study, posited.

From Salon

Despite this lack of perfect one-to-one mapping between words and objects, mutual exclusivity has still been posited as a strong tendency in children's word learning.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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