supposititious

(sə päz′ə tis̸həs)

adjective

  1. substituted with intent to deceive or defraud; spurious; counterfeit
  2. suppositional; hypothetical

Origin: L suppositicius < suppositus: see supposition

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See supposititious in American Heritage Dictionary 4

adjective
  1. Substituted with fraudulent intent; spurious.
  2. Hypothetical; supposed. See Synonyms at supposed.

Origin:

Origin: From Latin suppositīcius

Origin: , from suppositus

Origin: , past participle of suppōnere, to substitute; see suppose

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Related Forms:

  • sup·posˌi·tiˈtious·ly adverb
  • sup·posˌi·tiˈtious·ness noun
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