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proplet

UK/ˈpɹɒplət/US/ˈpɹɑplət/

proplet noun: a basic element of a proposition.

Noun

proplet (plural proplets)

  1. A basic element of a proposition.

Forms of proplet

pluralproplets

Origin of proplet

From proposition + -let, coined by Roland Hausser.

Words that rhyme with proplet

Questions about proplet

What does proplet mean?
Proplet means a basic element of a proposition.
What part of speech is proplet?
Proplet is a noun.
How do you pronounce proplet?
Proplet is pronounced /ˈpɹɒplət/ (UK).
What is the plural of proplet?
The plural of proplet is proplets.

Words near proplet in the dictionary

  1. proplatelets
  2. propledge
  3. propleg
  4. proplegs
  5. propless
  6. proplet
  7. proplets
  8. propleura
  9. propleural
  10. propleuron
  11. propleurum

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