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sup-pōz′, v.t. to lay down, a ume, or state as true: to imagine.— adj. Suppō′sable , that may be supposed.— n. Suppō′sal ( Shak. ), supposition.— adj. Suppōsed′ ( Shak. ), counterfeit.— adv. Suppō′sedly , according to supposition.— ns. Suppō′ser ; Supposi′tion , act of supposing: that which is supposed: a umption: presumption, opinion.— adj. Supposi′tional , implying supposition.— adv. Supposi′tionally .— adjs. Supposi′tionary , hypothetical; Suppos′itive , implying, expre ing, or including a supposition.— adv. Suppos′itively .— ns. Suppos′itory ( med. ), a pill of any solid medicine in the form of a cone or cylinder intended for introduction into the rectum or other canal; Suppos′itum , that which is supposed; Suppō′sūre , supposition. [Fr. supposer —L. supponĕre , -positum — sub , under, ponĕre , to place.]