Assume
71assume — v 1. suppose, presuppose, premise, presume, take for granted; postulate, posit, predicate, theorize, hypothesize, hypothecate, speculate; suspect, imagine, surmise, guess; believe, fancy, think; infer, Inf. take it, understand, gather, conjecture …
72assume — as·sume …
73assume*/ — [əˈsjuːm] verb [T] 1) to believe that something is true, even though you cannot be certain I m assuming everyone here has an email address.[/ex] 2) formal to start to control something or take an important position His first priority was assuming …
74assume — Kuhi, mahu i, kainō …
75ASSUME — abbr. Association of Statistics Specialists Using Microsoft Excel (organization, User group) …
76assume — To pretend. To undertake; engage; promise. To take to or upon one s self. Also taking up, receiving, adopting, taking to oneself, or to put on deceitfully, take appearance of, affect, or outwardly seem. To take on, become bound as another is… …
77assume — To pretend. To undertake; engage; promise. To take to or upon one s self. Also taking up, receiving, adopting, taking to oneself, or to put on deceitfully, take appearance of, affect, or outwardly seem. To take on, become bound as another is… …
78assume — see PROMPT …
79assume — v.tr. 1 (usu. foll. by that + clause) take or accept as being true, without proof, for the purpose of argument or action. 2 simulate or pretend (ignorance etc.). 3 undertake (an office or duty). 4 take or put on oneself or itself (an aspect,… …
80assume the mantle — verb To take on a specific role or position, along with any associated responsibilites …
