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postulate

noun

[L. postulatum, from postulo, to demand, from the root of posco, to ask or demand. The sense is to urge or push.]

A position or supposition assumed without proof, or one which is considered as self-evident, or too plain to require illustration. A self-evident problem, answering to axiom, which is a self-evident theorem.

postulate

To beg or assume without proof.

postulate

To invite; to solicit; to require by entreaty.

postulate

To assume; to take without positive consent. The Byzantine emperors appear to have exercised, or at least to have postulated a sort of paramount supremacy over this nation.