putative in Greek
putative in Greek is υποτιθέμενος, φερόμενος (ως) — putative means widely believed or assumed to be true.
putative in Greek
υποτιθέμενος
Pronounced: ypotithemenos
Commonly believed or deemed to be the case; generally assumed.
φερόμενος (ως)
Pronounced: feromenos (os)
Commonly believed or deemed to be the case; generally assumed.
What does "putative" mean?
- adj Widely believed or assumed to be true.
- adj Accepted as true by assumption, not because it has been proved.
- adj Claimed or said to be true, though not proved.
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adj Likely to happen or become something in the future; expected.
"The process of selecting which businesses should be allowed to kiss the ring of putative Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, and presumptive Chancellor Reeves, has not been left to chance."
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putative in a sentence
- The process of selecting which businesses should be allowed to kiss the ring of putative Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, and presumptive Chancellor Reeves, has not been left to chance.
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What is "putative" in Greek?
"putative" in Greek is υποτιθέμενος, φερόμενος (ως). putative means: Widely believed or assumed to be true.
How do you pronounce υποτιθέμενος?
"putative" in Greek is υποτιθέμενος, pronounced "ypotithemenos".
Are there other ways to say "putative" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "putative": υποτιθέμενος, φερόμενος (ως).
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