pos

Usage

• superimpose

  If two things are superimposed, one is stacked over the other so that both become one.

• transpose

  If you transpose two things, you make them change places or reverse their normal order.

• interpose

  When you interpose, you interrupt or interfere in some fashion.

• predispose

  If someone is predisposed to something, they are made favorable or inclined to it in advance, or they are made susceptible to something, such as a disease.

• propose

  When you propose something, you offer an idea in the hope that it is accepted.

• disposed

  When you are disposed towards a particular action or thing, you are inclined or partial towards it.

• composure

  When someone exhibits composure, they remain calm—even in difficult times or conditions.

• compose

  form the substance of

• composed

  serenely self-possessed and free from agitation especially in times of stress

• decompose

  separate (substances) into constituent elements or parts

• depose

  force to leave (an office)

• discomposed

  having your composure disturbed

• discomposure

  anxious embarrassment

• disposal

  the power to use something or someone

• dispose

  give, sell, or transfer to another

• expose

  the exposure of an impostor or a fraud

• exposure

  vulnerability to the elements

• impose

  compel to behave in a certain way

• imposing

  impressive in appearance

• indispose

  make unwilling

• indisposed

  somewhat ill or prone to illness

• juxtapose

  place side by side

• oppose

  be against

• predisposed

  made susceptible

• presuppose

  take for granted or as a given

• proposal

  something proposed (such as a plan or assumption)

• superimposed

  placed on or over something else

• suppose

  express a supposition

• supposedly

  believed or reputed to be the case