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Assume meaning
To authenticate by means of belief; to surmise; to suppose to be true, especially without proof. | To take on a position, duty or form. | To adopt a feigned quality or manner; to claim without right; to arrogate.
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Example sentences (20)
An equaliser at Everton illustrated Foden’s capacity to assume responsibility, but it was not the first time: should City retain their title, Foden’s man-of-the-match performance against Newcastle in August will assume a greater significance.
Maybe the – I assume – I know CMS methodology changing and they didn’t give a lot of specificity, but I kind of would assume an error rate is an error rates.
To assume otherwise is to assume that there could be 1-to-1 correlations between particular historical events and what we experience presently.
We are going to assume our responsibilities and the industry must assume theirs… We will continue to work together so that this never happens again," he said.
You would assume the company holds stock where speculators assume upside.
It is wrong for you to assume and make your children assume that you know everything.
Assume his contract and that of a single signing and the rookie class can all be worked in due to bonuses, etc. We'll assume Ev is coming back (Yay!).
We can also assume the bad guys have discovered Ocean City, so we have to assume they’re coming back.
They assume their brains are the same as ours and assume we can habituate when we can’t, so instead force us to be in awful environments to try to “habituate us” to the stimulus.
Quite often, a good number of policy makers and those aspiring for leadership positions in both local and national spheres know little or nothing about legislations and other legal instruments that governs the office they assume or are about to assume.
A conforming program can assume that it can safely store values between −(2 15 −1) citation and 2 15 −1, citation but it may not assume that the range isn't larger.
A conforming program can assume that it can safely store values between −(2 31 −1) and 2 31 −1, but it may not assume that the range isn't larger.
Assume for contradiction there is a program function KolmogorovComplexity(string s) which takes as input a string s and returns K(s); for sake of proof simplicity, assume its length to be main bits.
Because this stereotype is so well known many women assume they lack such technical skills when in reality, the gap in technological skill level between men and women is significantly less than many women assume.
These communities would assume limited competences during a provisional period of 5 years, after which they could assume further competences, upon negotiation with the central government.
This transfer causes one atom to assume a net positive charge, and the other to assume a net negative charge.
A brief backstory for context because many assume the unrest in Yemen started when the Houthis emerged from their northern enclave, as mainstream media likes to claim, and sacked Sanaa in late 2014.
According to him, “the bureau will appreciate that the general public and press should respect the privacy of the people involved and not assume the cause of the serious incident until formal report is released”.
After he helps Batman defeat the Joker, Jason is officially given permission to assume the role of Robin after Dick gifts him his old costume.
After the May election she was confirmed as Communications Minister, and she did indeed assume responsibility for helping determine what policies the Albanese government would adopt to control gambling – and Sportsbet’s commercial health.