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What are purportions?

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∙ 13y ago
Updated: 9/14/2023

"Purportion" is to make a claim of fact.

"Tom purports that he is the best skier among his friends."

"Tom has made a purportion that he is the best skier among his friends."

Primary synonyms: Claim, Assertion, Insistence, Boast

Vague/secondary synonyms: Apology, Defence.

Antonyms: Discredit, Dismissal, Denial

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