| Word | Postulate |
|---|---|
| Meaning | to suggest something (such as an idea or theory) especially in order to start a discussion |
| Example 1 | In an attempt to create controversy, some experts postulate alternatives to historical beliefs that have been accepted for years. |
| Example 2 | In her speech, the matchmaker will postulate her opinion that appearance is just as important as personality in a developing relationship. |
| Example 3 | Many in our circle postulate that Shelby has some type of emotional disorder because of her unpredictable behavior. |
| Example 4 | During the monthly meeting, the company president will more than likely postulate a salary reduction plan as an alternative to job cuts. |
| Example 5 | At the retreat, a couple of the religious leaders will postulate a proposal to increase church attendance within the community. |
| Example 6 | The best economists in the world are working to postulate an idea that will revive international finances. |
| Example 7 | Despite his lack of formal education, Carl was able to postulate a solution to a problem that had bothered his employers for a while. |
| Example 8 | As the jury foreman, Todd was the first person on the jury to postulate a theory about the defendant’s motives. |
| Example 9 | One of the jobs of a debate moderator is to postulate questions that will bring about a discussion between the two debaters. |
| Example 10 | Because John is quite arrogant, he will often postulate on subjects on which he has very little knowledge. |
