Definitions from the Web
Term: assumption
Part of Speech: Noun
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Definition:
An act of taking on or adopting a particular role, responsibility, or belief.
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Sample Sentence:
Her assumption of the leadership position came as no surprise to anyone.
Part of Speech: Noun
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Definition:
A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof.
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Sample Sentence:
She made the assumption that he would be present at the meeting, but he never showed up.
Part of Speech: Noun (Mathematics)
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Definition:
A fundamental principle in various branches of mathematics, often used as a starting point for further investigation.
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Sample Sentence:
The proof of the theorem relied on the assumption that the set was finite.
Part of Speech: Noun (Theology)
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Definition:
The taking up of the Virgin Mary, body, and soul, into heaven at the end of her earthly life.
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Sample Sentence:
The assumption of Mary is commemorated on the 15th of August every year.
Part of Speech: Noun (Rare)
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Definition:
The reception, unaided by learning, of a spiritual or divine truth.
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Sample Sentence:
He had an extraordinary assumption of divine revelation, which profoundly impacted his life.
Part of Speech: Verb
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Definition:
To suppose or presume something to be the case.
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Sample Sentence:
Based on the available evidence, we can safely assume that the project will be completed on time.
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