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transposal

[ trans-poh-zuhl ]
/ trænsˈpoʊ zəl /
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noun

transposition.

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Origin of transposal

First recorded in 1685–95; transpose + -al2

Words nearby transposal

transported, transporter, transporter bridge, transport maximum, transport medium, transposal, transposase, transpose, transposing instrument, transposition, transposition cipher
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Words related to transposal

communication, transportation, sending, conveyance, transmittal, transference, hauling, carrying