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prepose — /pree pohz /, v.t., preposed, preposing. Gram. to place (a grammatical form) before a related grammatical form: The adverb out of put the light out is preposed in put out the light. [1655 65; prob. back formation from PREPOSITION1; cf. obs.… … Universalium
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prepose — /priˈpoʊz/ (say pree pohz) verb (t) (preposed, preposing) to place before, especially as when an adjective is placed before a noun: preposed adjectives are usual in English. {French préposer} …
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