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apposite
Pronunciation: /ˈapəzit /
adjective
Apt in the circumstances or in relation to something: an apposite quotation the observations are apposite to the discussion
Origin
late 16th century: from Latin appositus, past participle of apponere ‘apply’, from ad- ‘toward’ + ponere ‘put’.
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Molly had an appetite.
She ate anything in sight.
Until the tragic night
That the door became too tight.
She started on a diet
Just so she could try it.
The apposite plan, apply it.
Her success, you can’t deny it.
Hank, the tank, was not an apposite example, but an opposite one. He’s now 600 pounds. Zounds!
