Definition of supposal in English:

supposal

noun səˈpəʊzl

1The action of supposing something, supposition. Formerly often in "on (also †upon) supposal of (also †that)". Also parenthetically, "†by (also upon) supposal": as may be supposed, supposedly (obsolete).
2Something supposed; a supposition, a hypothesis, a conjecture; an assumption.
3A notion, an opinion. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Wyclif (d. 1384), theologian, philosopher, and religious reformer. From Anglo-Norman supposaille, supposail, supposaile mere supposition, (in law) a supposition, something presupposed to be true from supposer + -aille, -ail.

Definition of supposal in US English:

supposal

nounsəˈpəʊzl

1The action of supposing something, supposition. Formerly often in "on (also †upon) supposal of (also †that)". Also parenthetically, "†by (also upon) supposal": as may be supposed, supposedly (obsolete).
2Something supposed; a supposition, a hypothesis, a conjecture; an assumption.
3A notion, an opinion. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Wyclif (d. 1384), theologian, philosopher, and religious reformer. From Anglo-Norman supposaille, supposail, supposaile mere supposition, (in law) a supposition, something presupposed to be true from supposer + -aille, -ail.

词汇	supposal
释义	Definition of supposal in English: supposal noun səˈpəʊzl 1The action of supposing something, supposition. Formerly often in "on (also †upon) supposal of (also †that)". Also parenthetically, "†by (also upon) supposal": as may be supposed, supposedly (obsolete). 2Something supposed; a supposition, a hypothesis, a conjecture; an assumption. 3A notion, an opinion. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Wyclif (d. 1384), theologian, philosopher, and religious reformer. From Anglo-Norman supposaille, supposail, supposaile mere supposition, (in law) a supposition, something presupposed to be true from supposer + -aille, -ail. Definition of supposal in US English: supposal nounsəˈpəʊzl 1The action of supposing something, supposition. Formerly often in "on (also †upon) supposal of (also †that)". Also parenthetically, "†by (also upon) supposal": as may be supposed, supposedly (obsolete). 2Something supposed; a supposition, a hypothesis, a conjecture; an assumption. 3A notion, an opinion. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Wyclif (d. 1384), theologian, philosopher, and religious reformer. From Anglo-Norman supposaille, supposail, supposaile mere supposition, (in law) a supposition, something presupposed to be true from supposer + -aille, -ail.
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