What are the antonyms for ASSUMPTION?
- rejection, unexpected, modesty, unassumingness, submissiveness, disbelief, doubt, reality, retiringness, unpretentiousness, confusion, truth, humility, dismay, genuineness, consternation, naturalness, self-doubt, mousiness, realness, quietness, misgiving, reservedness, self-distrust, hesitancy, fact, passivity, measurement, bashfulness, shyness, proof, knowledge, timidity, passiveness, timidness, distrust.
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Synonyms for ASSUMPTION
- Reck,
- presumption,
- illation,
- generalizations,
- pride,
- surmise,
- Inelegances,
- opinion,
- gall,
- thesis,
- expectancy,
- sass,
- readiness,
- shot,
- starting point,
- pertness,
- imperiousness,
- taking,
- recks,
- preemption,
- proud flesh,
- brass,
- guessing,
- generalization,
- disrespect,
- pretension,
- Formularization,
- say so,
- prediction,
- seizure,
- Shouldering,
- golden rule,
- keynotes,
- immodesty,
- evidence,
- accession,
- Postulating,
- posits,
- principle,
- over-confidence,
- rosiness,
- courtesy,
- theorem,
- embracing,
- disrespectfulness,
- in sight,
- hope,
- castles in air,
- problem,
- insolence,
- rough guess,
- acquisition,
- pragmatism,
- supposition,
- prejudgment,
- self-love,
- power,
- matter,
- suspicion,
- basis,
- consideration,
- gain,
- postulation,
- foreknowledge,
- question,
- cheek,
- intellections,
- text,
- taking over,
- theorization,
- self-importance,
- usurpation,
- force,
- Lemmas,
- preparedness,
- brashness,
- belief,
- essay,
- conceit,
- egoisms,
- topic,
- hypothesis,
- forwardness,
- conjecture,
- law,
- audacity,
- ponderings,
- immodesties,
- nerve,
- greedy glutton,
- hardiness,
- addition,
- telltales,
- premise,
- embracings,
- leadership,
- assumption,
- tentative law,
- uppishness,
- axiom,
- collection,
- codification,
- accepting,
- gaucherie,
- anticipation,
- something on the brain,
- takeover,
- rudeness,
- pretense,
- subject,
- monopoly,
- sauciness,
- hard fact,
- shot in the dark,
- purchase,
- shamelessness,
- taking up,
- expectation,
- implication,
- illations,
- chutzpah,
- preconceived notion,
- impertinence,
- accumulation,
- notion,
- incivility,
- attitude,
- imaginings,
- likelihood,
- face,
- idea,
- dissertation,
- sassiness,
- lemma,
- dogma,
- stab,
- audaciousness,
- rudiment,
- Assumption Of Mary,
- cheekiness,
- big-headedness,
- postulate,
- waitings,
- tenet,
- argument,
- guess,
- preconceived idea,
- motif,
- Principia,
- pondering,
- principium,
- disdainfulness,
- grab,
- hard facts,
- assuming,
- chief ingredient,
- hunch,
- paradigm,
- stab in the dark,
- Philosophies,
- cockiness,
- intellection,
- guesswork,
- presumptuousness,
- surmisal,
- inference,
- hopefulness,
- posit,
- Apriorism,
- sneaking suspicion,
- Familiarity,
- impudence,
- looking forward,
- contention,
- say-so,
- fundamental,
- presupposition,
- takings,
- Envisagement,
- Apriority,
- Self-conviction,
- appropriation,
- vulgarism,
- smugness,
- reason,
- guesstimate,
- incorrectness,
- Impudency,
- Self-exaltation,
- premiss,
- laying claim,
- assertion,
- discourtesy,
- query,
- ideology,
- thing with feathers,
- infrastructure,
- supposals,
- prejudgments,
- fancy,
- adoption,
- pushiness,
- deduction,
- light at end of tunnel,
- oligopoly,
- roots,
- codifications,
- inelegance,
- sequitur,
- Expectance,
- acceptance,
- domination,
- pretending,
- crust,
- sauce,
- august 15,
- taking on,
- brazenness,
- authority,
- control,
- formula,
- finding,
- preconception,
- theory,
- statement,
- point,
- position,
- concept,
- unseemliness,
- keystones,
- effrontery,
- might,
- annexation,
- exposition,
- apprehension,
- principal element,
- greatness,
- claim,
- infra-structure,
- overconfidence,
- arrogation,
- theme,
- nerviness,
- superbity,
- uppityness,
- procurement,
- bright side,
- give,
- thought,
- issue,
- catch,
- supposal,
- gaucheries,
- undertaking.
Usage Examples for ASSUMPTION
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Denzil could only hope it was, and proceed on that assumption. - "Denzil Quarrier" by George Gissing
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On the above assumption of the rate of recession as one- fourth of an inch annually, the rate at the top of the cliff must have been about one- half inch for each year. - "The Niagara River" by Archer Butler Hulbert
