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[Adjective] | "as*sumed" | \ ə-ˈsümd \

1: not true or real : deliberately pretended or feigned : false, fictitious

2: taken for granted : supposed

Origin: 1813 ;

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[Verb] | "as*sume" | \ ə-ˈsüm \

1: to take to or upon oneself : undertake

2: to place oneself in

3: seize, usurp

Origin: 15th century ;

Middle English, from Latin assumere, from ad- + sumere to take {mat|consume|};

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[Noun] | "assumed name"

1: a false name

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[Adjective] | "assumed"

1: appearing to be true on the basis of evidence that may or may not be confirmed;

* e.g., " ... an assumed connection between the two species that has yet to be confirmed by fossil findings "

2: lacking in natural or spontaneous quality;

* e.g., " ... the salesclerk's assumed friendliness vanished as soon as I assured her I was just looking "

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[Verb] | "assumed"

1: to take to or upon oneself;

* e.g., " ... we promised to assume responsibility for any damage to the flower beds caused by the volleyball game in the backyard "

2: to take as true or as a fact without actual proof;

* e.g., " ... everyone assumed, wrongly, that someone else was bringing dessert "

3: to form an opinion from little or no evidence;

* e.g., " ... as I just assumed it was too late to go out, I didn't think to ask "

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[Verb] | "assume"

1: to take to or upon oneself;

* e.g., " ... we promised to assume responsibility for any damage to the flower beds caused by the volleyball game in the backyard "

2: to take as true or as a fact without actual proof;

* e.g., " ... everyone assumed, wrongly, that someone else was bringing dessert "

Antonyms :
ax,
can,
discharge,
dismiss,
fire,
sack

3: to form an opinion from little or no evidence;

* e.g., " ... as I just assumed it was too late to go out, I didn't think to ask "

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