postposit
/ˈpōstpōzɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to place or put something in a position, especially one that is prominent or conspicuous.
“The artist decided to postposit the sculpture in the center of the room to draw attention to it.”
2. verb
to set or fix the position of something in a particular place or order.
“The manager postposited the meeting to a later time to accommodate more attendees.”
3. noun
the act of placing or putting something in a position.
“The postposition of the sculpture was a deliberate design choice by the artist.”
4. noun
the state of being placed or put in a position.
“The postposition of the object made it difficult to access.”