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predicated

verb as in assert

verb as in imply

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It’s one predicated on a worldview that sees Ukraine as a rebellious commonwealth and not an independent democracy.

“The Democratic Party was predicated on what really is an unholy alliance between working-class people of colour and wealthier white progressives driven and animated by cultural issues,” Madrid said.

From BBC

A not-insignificant amount of Trump’s support is predicated on that notion that his outrageous rhetoric and belligerent policy proposals are merely performative — Trump being Trump, to use the shorthand.

The gender gap exists across racial and ethnic groups to some degree, but media outlets have seized on Latino men with disbelief, largely predicated on this question:

The Big Lie, predicated on the idea that voters in racially diverse cities are "fraud," is more of the same.

From Salon

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

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