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propositioner

propositioner noun: one who propositions.

Noun

propositioner (plural propositioners)

  1. One who propositions.
    • In one-third of these incidents, targets responded with threats of their own before propositioners made violent or threatening moves. These threats ended half of these incidents, while the others escalated to higher levels of force.1986, Kenneth C. Haas, Geoffrey P. Alpert, The Dilemmas of Punishment: Readings in contemporary corrections

Forms of propositioner

pluralpropositioners

Origin of propositioner

From proposition + -er.

Questions about propositioner

What does propositioner mean?
Propositioner means one who propositions.
What part of speech is propositioner?
Propositioner is a noun.
What is the plural of propositioner?
The plural of propositioner is propositioners.

Words near propositioner in the dictionary

  1. propositionalizations
  2. propositionalize
  3. propositionalized
  4. propositionally
  5. propositioned
  6. propositioner
  7. propositioners
  8. propositioning
  9. propositionize
  10. propositionized
  11. propositionizes

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