consupponibleadj.
/kɒnsəˈpəʊnɪb(ə)l/ Philosophy.
Capable of being supposed together (with).
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consupponible1940
1940 R. G. Collingwood Ess. Metaphysics vii. 66 Since they are all suppositions, each must be consupponible with all the others; that is, it must be logically possible for a person who supposes any one of them to suppose concurrently all the rest.
1940 R. G. Collingwood Ess. Metaphysics vii. 76 He will expect the various presuppositions he is studying to be consupponible only under pressure.
1941 Mind 50 187 There is always a ‘constellation’ of absolute presuppositions; each of these must be ‘consupponible’ with the rest.
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