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Meaning presuppose meaning

What does presuppose mean?

presuppose

— verb (= suppose) take for granted or as a given; suppose beforehand I presuppose that you have done your work — verb require as a necessary antecedent or precondition This step presupposes two prior ones

Synonyms presuppose synonyms

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presuppose English » English

suppose presume assume premise ween trow think take for granted take surmise propose prejudge postulate oblige necessitate make up judge imagine forejudge forecast figure expectation expect estimate cry for call for anticipate

Conjugation presuppose conjugation

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presuppose · verb

Examples presuppose examples

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Movie subtitles

Lucidity doesn't presuppose sanity, does it, Father?
That would presuppose a feeling.
But that would presuppose that our position upon the chart was accurately plotted.
I did not, however, presuppose the tact that Debbie. is now on her way down to tell my tiancee that I am holed up. in a hotel room in South Carolina somewhere with a woman. claiming to be the wife ot the good Dr. Ben Holmes!
I presuppose í a.
You know, you presuppose that the killer is a man.
We presuppose those mutations.
I think i just figured out why you don't like me. Not liking you would presuppose.
Don't presuppose to know what I want.
That would presuppose a feeling, Commander.
Guardianship doesn't presuppose.
That would presuppose a letterbox, so, no.
Let us now presuppose, you continue, that, as blood is a mixture of different liquids, air must also be a mixture of different substances.
You presuppose that rarified air can penetrate the pores of glass.
In resisting the council, they have chosen not to presuppose a medical condition that we pray does not exist.

News and current affairs

And better relations with Egypt presuppose closer ties with Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood.
But free-trade agreements presuppose the existence of established political borders, and Ukraine is not the only country that might come apart.
All these reforms presuppose an independent judiciary.
But that would presuppose a small gesture towards the Palestinians, whom Israelis regard as being so deeply divided among themselves that no progress toward a peace settlement seems possible.
To invoke Voltaire is one thing, I thought at the time, but to act responsibly may presuppose refraining from insulting what is most sacred to others, whether it be Christ, Muhammad, or the Shoah.
It may also presuppose at least a temporary settlement of the main regional conflicts.
Moreover, the Cold War never ended in East Asia, requiring the preservation of a US-led security system centered on the US-Japan alliance - an alliance that appears to presuppose a pliant Japanese political system.

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