assumption in Latin
assumption in Latin is assumptio — assumption means something accepted as true without proof, or the act of accepting it as true.
assumption in Latin
assumptio
The act of assuming, or taking to or upon oneself; the act of taking up or adopting.
What does "assumption" mean?
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noun Something accepted as true without proof, or the act of accepting it as true.
"The whole plan rested on a false assumption."
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noun The act of taking on a role, duty, or responsibility.
"His assumption of the presidency marked a turning point for the party."
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assumption in a sentence
- The whole plan rested on a false assumption.
- Let's work on the assumption that the budget stays the same.
- His assumption of the presidency marked a turning point for the party.
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What is "assumption" in Latin?
"assumption" in Latin is assumptio. assumption means: Something accepted as true without proof, or the act of accepting it as true.
How do you use "assumption" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole plan rested on a false assumption." In Latin, "assumption" is assumptio.
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