Definition of suppost in English:

suppost

noun səˈpəʊst

A subordinate; a supporter, follower, adherent. Now archaic.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French suppost (French suppôt) a subordinate, subject, vassal, member of an organization or company fulfilling certain functions, a person or thing that helps or supports, follower, supporter, partisan, suppository from post-classical Latin suppositus substitute, deputy, member of a church or religious community, member of a university, use as noun of masculine of classical Latin suppositus, past participle of suppōnere.

Definition of suppost in US English:

suppost

nounsəˈpəʊst

A subordinate; a supporter, follower, adherent. Now archaic.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French suppost (French suppôt) a subordinate, subject, vassal, member of an organization or company fulfilling certain functions, a person or thing that helps or supports, follower, supporter, partisan, suppository from post-classical Latin suppositus substitute, deputy, member of a church or religious community, member of a university, use as noun of masculine of classical Latin suppositus, past participle of suppōnere.

词汇	suppost
释义	Definition of suppost in English: suppost noun səˈpəʊst A subordinate; a supporter, follower, adherent. Now archaic. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French suppost (French suppôt) a subordinate, subject, vassal, member of an organization or company fulfilling certain functions, a person or thing that helps or supports, follower, supporter, partisan, suppository from post-classical Latin suppositus substitute, deputy, member of a church or religious community, member of a university, use as noun of masculine of classical Latin suppositus, past participle of suppōnere. Definition of suppost in US English: suppost nounsəˈpəʊst A subordinate; a supporter, follower, adherent. Now archaic. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French suppost (French suppôt) a subordinate, subject, vassal, member of an organization or company fulfilling certain functions, a person or thing that helps or supports, follower, supporter, partisan, suppository from post-classical Latin suppositus substitute, deputy, member of a church or religious community, member of a university, use as noun of masculine of classical Latin suppositus, past participle of suppōnere.
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