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proposition 1. Philosophy a. the content of a sentence that affirms or denies something and is capable of being true or false b. the meaning of such a sentence: I am warm always expresses the same proposition whoever the speaker is 2. Maths a statement or theorem, usually containing its proof proposition [‚präp·ə′zish·ən] (mathematics) Any problem or theorem. A statement that makes an assertion that is either false or true or has been designated as false or true.
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