Definition: Ante-Portum refers to a term in early Greek philosophy referring to an idea or concept that has not yet been fully developed, but its existence is well-established or probable. It's often used as a metaphor for something that might be discovered later, such as a new scientific theory or technology. Ante-Portum can also refer to the process of discovery, in which an idea or concept has gained popularity and acceptance before it reaches mainstream usage.
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