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To have established a fact to be true

To have started or established

(took it) To have assumed

To have made a claim

Past tense for to found or base something on

Past tense for to state a fact or belief forcefully or confidently

Past tense for to discover (something) by guesswork or intuition

Past tense for to signify beyond its literal or principal meaning

Past tense for to provide an educational or philosophical foundation for

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Verb

To have established a fact to be true

circumstantiated

demonstrated the truth

established evidence

given substance to the fact that

produced evidence

shown beyond doubt

submitted evidence

submitted proof

witnessed to the fact that

gave substance to the fact that

showed beyond doubt

made perfectly clear

characterized^US

beared witness to

characterised^UK

straightened out

put in plain English

thrown light on

went into detail

gone into detail

let the cat out of the bag

hit the high spots

got something straight

expressed in words

put in plain words

let it all hang out

cleared the air

put in a nutshell

put one straight

made straightforward

let daylight in

put into plain English

let sunlight in

given the details of

made intelligible

gave the details of

cleared the air about

given an explanation of

gave an explanation of

drawn a picture of

drew a picture of

conventionalized

constituted proof of

constituted evidence of

spelt things out

experiments with

painted a picture

made more accessible

got to the meat

gestured towards

made more intelligible

made more comprehensible

served as evidence of

laid things out

spelled things out

straightened up

gotten to the meat

experimented with

demonstrated to

reduced to the bare bones

made easier to understand

explained in simple terms

added a commentary to

filled someone in

stated precisely

made see daylight

made reasonable

made easy to understand

drawn a picture

made understood

called a spade a spade

showed once and for all

shown to be true

showed to be true

gave the meaning of

given the meaning of

got down to basics

gotten down to basics

gave an account of

given an account of

gave credence to

given credence to

shown once and for all

shown the position of

showed the position of

given the big picture

gave the big picture

thrown light upon

threw light upon

gave the game away

given the game away

given the show away

gave the show away

broken things down

broke things down

gave an idea of

given an idea of

gave a demonstration of

shown how something works

showed how something is done

showed how something works

shown how something is done

given a demonstration of

gave instruction

given instruction

given someone an idea

gave someone an idea

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

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Verb

To have started or established

laid foundation

laid the foundations of

got something working

brought into being

brought into existence

materialized^US

materialised^UK

knocked together

laid the first stone of

brought to pass

started the ball rolling

started ball rolling

laid the cornerstone of

pieced together

gotten under way

crystallized^US

systematized^US

made a start on

brought together

cobbled together

systematised^UK

got something functioning

gotten off the ground

crystallised^UK

got the show on the road

thrown together

made arrangements for

sowed the seeds of

sown the seeds of

brought forward

got cracking on

worked something out

setted the ball rolling on

fudged together

gotten going on

setted in place

carried through

brought to fruition

got off the ground

got things rolling

took the lead in

taken the lead in

gotten things rolling

gave structure to

given structure to

taken action on

got one's feet wet

gotten ball rolling

got ball rolling

broke the ice on

gotten one's feet wet

broken the ice on

got show on road

gotten show on road

broken the seal

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Verb

(took it) To have assumed

hypothesized^US

hazarded a guess

hypothesised^UK

took for granted

had sneaking suspicion

taken for granted

come to the conclusion

took as a hypothesis

taken as a hypothesis

had a sneaking suspicion

went out on a limb

gone out on a limb

took as gospel truth

taken as gospel truth

drawn the inference

taken it as given

took it as given

came to the conclusion

gotten the idea

drew the inference

read between the lines

thought it likely

figured it to be

rationalized^US

had a suspicion

had a sneaking feeling

philosophized^US

philosophised^UK

put a figure on

had a foreboding

put on thinking cap

read between lines

rationalised^UK

put two and two together

come to understand

taken it as read

took it as read

felt in one's bones

intellectualized^US

had a funny feeling

had as one's opinion

formulated a theory

intellectualised^UK

drawn a conclusion

drew conclusions

stopped to consider

postulated that

made an educated guess

laid down the law

came to understand

risked assuming

ventured a guess

thought it probable

drawn conclusions

taken it for granted

took it for granted

thought it conceivable

contextualized^US

had the impression

formed the opinion

made a judgement

thought it likely that

used one's head

drew a conclusion

formed a theory

come to the conclusion that

harbored suspicion

reached conclusion

calculated roughly

contextualised^UK

thought probable

gotten the impression

got the impression

came to the conclusion that

taken under consideration

took under consideration

taken something as given

took something as given

taken something on board

took something on board

drawn inference

has funny feeling

had funny feeling

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Verb

To have made a claim

brought forward

shot off one's mouth

given utterance to

gave utterance to

spread the word

given testimony

brought into the open

shouted from the rooftops

given utterance

gave expression

gave expression to

given expression

given expression to

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“If a visitor from another planet could see human life in its higher developments, the last thing he would predicate of a race that claims to be rational would be war.”

Verb

Past tense for to found or base something on

used as a basis

revolved around

had its origin in

centered around

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“Consider, for example, the scope of the authority Mary believes the love-charm affords her and what, in the end, that authority is predicated upon.”

Verb

Past tense for to state a fact or belief forcefully or confidently

acknowledged publicly

declared publicly

swore up and down

sworn up and down

got off your chest

gotten off your chest

gotten on soapbox

made a public declaration of

acted as a witness

given an affidavit

gave an affidavit

beared testimony

committed oneself

put oneself down for

given an undertaking

gave an undertaking

gave one's word

given one's word

given an assurance

stated under oath

made a deposition

gave an assurance

given your word

sweared on the Bible

brought forward

given testimony

given your word of honour

sweared under oath

said under oath

promised under oath

given your oath

gave your word of honour

made a commitment

pledged oneself

solemnly promised

crossed one's heart and hope to die

made an affidavit

given an undertaking to

gave an undertaking to

gave assurances

given assurances

undertook solemnly

undertaken solemnly

gave word of honor

given word of honor

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Past tense for to discover (something) by guesswork or intuition

hypothesised^UK

hypothesized^US

got the picture

gotten the picture

hazarded a guess

made a guess at

taken a shot at

taken a stab at

went out on a limb

gone out on a limb

made an estimate of

took for granted

taken for granted

formed an opinion of

jumped to a conclusion

had a sneaking suspicion of

set a figure on

put a figure on

setted a price on

formed the opinion

formed an impression of

come to the conclusion

classed as being

viewed as being

thought of as being

calculated roughly

regarded as being

looked on as being

came to the conclusion

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Verb

Past tense for to signify beyond its literal or principal meaning

had overtones of

had undertones of

gave a feeling of

given a feeling of

gave the impression

given the impression

had an atmosphere of

conveyed the impression

alluded to the fact

said indirectly

brought to mind

beared witness to

put one in mind of

put someone in mind of

let the cat out of the bag

made reference to the fact

put you in mind of

let it be known

gave an inkling

gave someone to understand

given someone to believe

given an inkling

gave someone to believe

given someone to understand

reminded you of

made you think of

said in passing

tipped someone the wink about

spilt the beans

spilled the beans

gestured towards

pointed in direction of

tipped the wink

served as evidence of

gave someone an inkling of

given someone an inkling of

gave credence to

given credence to

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Verb

Past tense for to provide an educational or philosophical foundation for

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