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Presuppose (verb) means to take something as true beforehand, in order to base an argument or conclusion on it.

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To take something as true beforehand, in order to base an argument or conclusion on it.
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Etymology

This word comes from Middle French presupposer, from Latin praesuppōnō.

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What is the meaning of presuppose?
"presuppose" (verb) means to take something as true beforehand, in order to base an argument or conclusion on it.
What is another word for presuppose?
Other words for "presuppose" include presume, assume, postulate, suppose, surmise.

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