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assumption

/əˈsʌmp.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une croyance ou une affirmation tenue pour vraie sans preuve, ou l'action de considérer quelque chose comme acquis.

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noun

/əˈsʌmp.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une croyance ou une affirmation tenue pour vraie sans preuve, ou l'action de considérer quelque chose comme acquis.

A noun referring to a belief or statement that is accepted as true without proof, or the act of taking something for granted.

  1. Belief without proofB2formal

    A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof.

    frHypothèse

    • We made the assumption that the project would be funded.
    • His argument is based on a false assumption.
    • Don't make assumptions about people based on their appearance.

    Synonymesconjectureguesshypothesispostulatepremisepresumptionspeculationsuppositionsurmisesuspicion

    Antonymescertaintyfactknowledgeproofverification

  2. Taking on a role or responsibilityC1formal

    The act of taking on a position, duty, or form.

    frprise en charge

    • His assumption of the presidency was widely celebrated.
    • The assumption of full responsibility for the accident was brave.
    • Her assumption of the role of manager came with many challenges.

    Synonymesacceptanceadoptionundertaking

    Antonymesabdicationrelinquishmentrenunciationresignation

Formes
  • assumptions plural form
  • assumptions' possessive plural form
  • assumption's possessive singular form
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