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assume

Definition for assume

verb as in take, undertake

verb as in pretend

Strongest matches

adopt, affect

Weak match

put on

verb as in adopt, acquire

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Example Sentences

"It is commonly assumed that Florida manatee populations were once larger than they are today," Pluckhahn said.

“I like the idea of creating mythical creatures that are a hybrid. They are ambiguous and not quite what you would assume. I wish they existed.”

But for me, as a female actor, I just always assume that if you are the one at home, then they’re not really going to follow you.

The forecast assumes the state will receive about $7 billion more in tax revenue above estimates made in July.

Should the Democrats succeed with most or all of the nominations, Trump will have around just 20 judicial vacancies to fill upon assuming office in January.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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