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postposit, v. rare.|pəʊstˈpɒzɪt|
[f. L. postposit-, ppl. stem. of postpōnĕre to postpone.]
trans. To place after; to cause to follow; to treat as of inferior importance: = postpone 2, 3. Hence postˈposited ppl. a.
1661Feltham On St. Luke Resolves, etc. 390 Often in our Love to her, our Love to God is swallowed and postposited. 1892W. M. Lindsay in Amer. Jrnl. Philol. XIV. 161 The post-posited relative, to judge from the dramatists' versification, was fused with the preceding word. |