Definition Synonyms
Definition of supposition - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
logicbelief accepted as true without full evidence
- Her theory was based on mere supposition.
- His argument relied on a faulty supposition.
- We cannot proceed based on supposition alone.
Expressions with supposition
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assuming something is true for the purpose of discussion
On the supposition that it rains, the event will move indoors.
acting because of this idea or belief
On this supposition, we continued our research.
Origin of supposition
Latin, supponere (to suppose)
Terms with supposition included in their meaning
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supposition
supposing something is true for the sake of argument
linguistics
expressing a condition or supposition
acknowledged
accepted as a premise or supposition
confidence
express confidence in a supposition
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- French:supposition, ...
- German:Annahme, ...
- Italian:supposizione, ...
- Spanish:suposición, ...
- Portuguese:suposição, ...
- Chinese:假设, ...
- Japanese:仮定, ...
- Arabic:اِفْتِراض, ...
- Hebrew:הַשְׁעָרָה, ...
- Russian:предположение, ...
- Ukrainian:припущення, ...
- Hindi:अनुमान, ...
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