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Definition of putative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
assumedcommonly regarded as being without proof
- The putative leader was never officially elected.
2.
inferredconsidered to exist based on indirect evidence
- The putative cause of the illness was a virus.
Expressions with putative
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marriage invalid due to legal issues but entered in good faith
The court recognized their union as a putative marriage.
Origin of putative
Latin, putare (to think)
Examples of putative in a sentence
His putative innocence was questioned by the jury. The putative leader of the group was absent. Her putative talent was yet to be proven.
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- French:présumé, ...
- German:vermeintlich, ...
- Italian:presunto, ipotetico, ...
- Spanish:putativo, supuesta, ...
- Portuguese:putativo, ...
- Chinese:假定的, 推测的, ...
- Japanese:仮定の, ...
- Arabic:مُفْتَرَض, مُستنتَج, ...
- Hebrew:מְשֹׁעָר, מֻסָּק, ...
- Russian:предполагаемый, предположительный, ...
- Ukrainian:ймовірний, передбачуваний, ...
- Hindi:माना हुआ, अनुमानित, ...
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