pronounced poh-ZEHR / POH-zer)
Whether you spell like the French or pronounce it like the Americans, it means the same thing: someone who is insincere or has an affected air about them. In the same
(pronounced PAW-zeht)
This term has a couple of meanings. First, just like you deposit money in the bank, you can posit — i.e., set or fix — something in place. Posit
(pronounced pohst AH-kyuh-pan-see ih-val-yu-AY-shun / PEE-OH-EE)
A P.O.E. (or just POE), as its name implies, is a methodical assessment of a building from the occupants’ perspective. With the goal of figuring out ways to improve
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