what is the difference between 'proposal' and 'proposition

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Anonymous

#522027 Mon, 02 Jun 08 01:37 PM

Hi,

Does 'proposal' and 'proposition' mean the same and interchangeable here?

She has a proposition/proposal that may benefit both her and Tina.

The proposal/proposal to close the hospital was rejected by a large majority.

Thanks.

Anonymous

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Mister Micawber

#522034 Mon, 02 Jun 08 01:45 PM

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Generally, yes, but I think proposals are more formal presentations.

Mister Micawber

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Osee

#522054 Mon, 02 Jun 08 02:51 PM

Although the two words have common meanings, to me a major usage of proposition is in logic, which means a statement to be proved true or not.

Anonymous

Hi,

Does 'proposal' and 'proposition' mean the same and interchangeable here?

She has a proposition/proposal that may benefit both her and Tina.

The proposal/proposal to close the hospital was rejected by a large majority.

Thanks.

Osee

Joined on Mon, Jan 8 2007

Canada

Regular Member (678)

Truths are hard to prove, rumors are easy to make.

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Pter

#522064 Mon, 02 Jun 08 03:21 PM

"Proposition" is very often used by sales people in a sense like "a business proposal that brings benefit to you". But as Mr M has mentioned, a formal presentation or document is often called a proposal, not proposition.

Pter

Joined on Wed, Nov 28 2007

Hong Kong

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Anonymous

#522086 Mon, 02 Jun 08 04:54 PM

Thank you all very much.

Anonymous

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