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What is another word for
presume
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▲
Suppose that something is the case on the basis of probability
Be arrogant or impertinent enough to do something
To expect or foresee the future occurrence of something
To expectantly want something to happen
To appropriate or lay claim to something for oneself without right
To make an error in judging, to incorrectly assess
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
(
pride oneself
)
To take satisfaction or pleasure in one's accomplishments or abilities
… more ▼
▲
Verb
▲
Suppose that something is the case on the basis of probability
assume
suppose
believe
conjecture
guess
surmise
think
imagine
postulate
presuppose
speculate
infer
posit
deduce
expect
hypothesise
UK
hypothesize
US
trust
conclude
daresay
divine
hypothecate
judge
premise
say
suspect
suspicion
take it
dare say
imply
consider
depend
figure
gather
predicate
pretend
rely
bank on
be afraid
count on
take for granted
jump the gun
take as read
reckon
fancy
understand
theorize
US
deem
theorise
UK
feel
reason
estimate
be of the opinion
opine
conceive
glean
sense
have a hunch
esteem
hold
come to the conclusion
regard
ween
decide
determine
draw the inference
maintain
hazard a guess
construe
suggest
accept
take
intuit
anticipate
have a feeling
work out
allow
be given to understand
extrapolate
derive
be of the view
guesstimate
ascertain
put forward
take as a hypothesis
view
calculate
take it as given
venture
have a sneaking suspicion
adjudge
have sneaking suspicion
figure out
make out
perceive
be convinced
make
draw
think it likely
advance
be inclined to think
foresee
philosophise
UK
propose
forecast
submit
philosophize
US
think likely
assert
hazard
realize
US
dare-say
cogitate
collect
comprehend
find
brainstorm
dream
realise
UK
apprehend
contemplate
gauge
UK
count
predict
ratiocinate
fathom
discover
gage
US
credit
notice
take it as read
be of the opinion that
dope out
appraise
see
be under the impression
take a stab
take a shot
foretell
propound
evaluate
have the feeling
sum up
state
size up
contend
grant
interpret
admit
establish
observe
be of the conviction
have a suspicion
discern
deliberate
rate
have a sneaking feeling
hear
learn
analyze
US
prejudge
excogitate
cerebrate
dope
analyse
UK
have a foreboding
grasp
suss
reflect
note
visualize
US
visualise
UK
envision
read
jump to conclusions
call
take it for granted
aver
suss out
come to understand
bet
recognize
US
detect
swear by
appreciate
have an idea that
read into
take stock in
have as one's opinion
get
know
savvy
cognize
take as gospel truth
foreknow
recognise
UK
get the idea
cook up
tumble to
call it
add up
twig
chew over
boil down
compute
call the turn
beat one's brains
build castles in air
hear tell
be informed
be led to believe
set store by
go out on a limb
read between lines
catch on to
cotton on to
assess
look upon
compass
hope
require
spark
take something read
get the impression
acknowledge
risk assuming
feel in one's bones
need
venture a guess
count upon
fall for
declare
comment
remark
form a theory
formulate a theory
make believe
resolve
solve
take something as given
take something for granted
take as fact
fear
have a funny feeling
take something at face value
air
volunteer
moot
disbelieve
hold that
induce
syllogize
take as granted
just know
envisage
found
repute
theorize that
think it likely that
postulate that
affirm
choose
select
claim
nominate
solicit
think it probable
draw conclusions
see it
draw inference
arrive at
reach conclusion
prognosticate
regard as likely
harbor suspicion
editorialize
US
grok
decipher
register
dig
assimilate
decode
weigh up
concede
think probable
get vibes
picture
wonder
argue
ground
build
swear
muse
put two and two together
have the impression
be aware
call for
rule
read between the lines
editorialise
UK
give opinion
weigh in
project
buy
see something coming
soothsay
prophesy
predetermine
offer
announce
begin
introduce
start
commence
pledge
hook
deposit
mortgage
hock
have funny feeling
have vibes
meditate
take the view
reckon on
rationalize
US
valuate
rationalise
UK
contextualise
UK
lap up
entertain the idea
approximate
cross heart
lay money on
set down
swear up and down
subscribe to the opinion
bet one's bottom dollar
contextualize
US
stumble on
feel for
preconceive
supposing
scheme
ruminate
make suppositions
ponder
form theories
review
pipe-dream
study
weigh
prevision
express an opinion
forefeel
differentiate
see through
take something on board
see the light
tell
pass judgment
make guesses
give in earnest
pick
place
reflect on
psych out
kick around
head trip
run it up flagpole
account
latch on to
make a guess at
get the picture
pick out
make an estimate of
jump to a conclusion
take a shot at
form an opinion of
take a stab at
have a sneaking suspicion of
dream up
pose
forejudge
regard as
hold to be
see as
take for
view as
class as
deduct
extract
set forth
look on as
interpret as
estimate as
take to be
calculate to be
conceive to be
believe to be
feel to be
imagine to be
prejudicate
take to mean
draw a conclusion
judge prematurely
jump to conclusions about
make a hasty assessment about
gain
obtain
acquire
receive
procure
develop
mean
come to the conclusion that
plan on
have an idea
hypotheticate
be confident
consider it right
adjudicate
be certain
be sure
conceit
bargain for
bargain
fantasize
US
ideate
image
vision
be prepared
experience
generalize
US
elicit
attain
generalise
UK
fantasy
fantasise
UK
conjure
feature
create
have
elaborate
evolve
arrive
reach
educe
formulate
put together
trace
follow
see ahead
aim
design
plan
intend
conjure up
undergo
make an educated guess
think up
trump up
think it conceivable
encounter
face
go
aspire
look
purpose
purport
come into contact with
partake in
entail
necessitate
depend on
rely on
involve
have as a precondition
have as a necessary condition
more ❯
“For now, judges seem to
presume
that everyone is relatively good at voice recognition, better, in fact, than the research suggests is possible.”
Verb
▲
Be arrogant or impertinent enough to do something
dare
venture
undertake
impose
infringe
intrude
have the temerity
have the audacity
have the effrontery
make free
be so bold
be so bold as
go so far
have the nerve
make bold
take the liberty of
go so far as
take the liberty
make so bold as
have the courage
be brave enough
take the risk
have the cheek
have the guts
take a chance
go out on a limb
muster the courage
throw down the gauntlet
run the gauntlet
risk doing
attempt
hazard
adventure
pluck up courage
try
endeavour
UK
gamble
endeavor
US
speculate
stake
risk
endanger
hazard doing
brave doing
go ahead
make bold to
pluck up
be bold
take heart
take a flyer
run the risk
face up to
try your hand
take the liberty of doing
brave
more ❯
“I cannot
presume
to have the arrogance to tell someone how they should go about finding the balances in their own lives.”
Verb
▲
To expect or foresee the future occurrence of something
anticipate
predict
expect
foresee
forecast
foretell
prophesy
prognosticate
presage
divine
envisage
foreknow
forebode
portend
call
envision
suspect
foreshadow
apprehend
project
vaticinate
assume
adumbrate
forewarn
imagine
visualize
US
visualise
UK
read
soothsay
determine
previse
contemplate
spae
fancy
sense
prevision
forefeel
premise
preknow
entertain
espy
foretaste
augur
auspicate
hope for
count on
wait for
watch for
see something coming
be prepared for
have a hunch
pre-empt
bank on
count upon
bargain on
bargain for
have a hunch of
psych out
crystal ball
deem likely
think likely
look for
plan on
take for granted
see in the cards
reckon on
dope out
figure on
take it
allow for
have sneaking suspicion
prepare for
regard as likely
call it
come to the conclusion
see it coming
take it as given
think it likely
be inclined to think
contemplate the possibility of
draw the inference
count chickens
telegraph
conjecture
guess
see
speculate
say
gage
US
estimate
calculate
omen
predetermine
picture
tip
suppose
infer
foreshow
figure
reason
judge
gauge
UK
bode
forespell
conclude
gather
announce
surmise
reckon
forespeak
signify
halsen
figure out
size up
hazard a guess
plan for
crystal-ball divine
tell in advance
see handwriting on wall
warn of
herald
indicate
promise
betoken
foretoken
point to
signal
harbinger
crystal-ball
prefigure
warn
croak
spell
mean
forerun
be a harbinger of
make book
be an omen of
call the turn
be a warning of
denote
proclaim
threaten
premonish
bespeak
be a sign of
psych it out
be an indication of
add up to
back
nap
perceive
hint at
see future
tell of
think of
bid fair
feel
forewarn of
see the future
intuit
be the harbinger of
give a warning of
be a presage of
amount to
sanction
have a feeling
preindicate
plan
divulge
disclose
reveal
declare
tell
psych
dope
demonstrate
call the shot
crystal ball it
suggest
imply
hint
shadow
be in the wind
more ❯
Verb
▲
To expectantly want something to happen
hope
expect
want
foresee
wish
desire
pray
yearn
count on
surmise
trust
anticipate
assume
believe
be looking
contemplate
hold
long
long for
await
rely
suppose
suspect
be sure of
cross your fingers
deem likely
depend on
feel confident
hang in
have faith
keep fingers crossed
knock on wood
look forward to
promise oneself
think to
watch for
imagine
guess
yen
ache
dare say
take it
think likely
hope against hope
envisage
hope for
look for
predict
forecast
prophesy
envision
divine
foretell
prognosticate
foreshadow
foreknow
apprehend
sense
visualize
US
visualise
UK
have a hunch of
contemplate the possibility of
wait for
prepare for
pre-empt
bank on
see in the cards
plan on
be prepared for
bargain for
see something coming
bargain on
reckon on
count upon
feel
have in prospect
plan for
gather
be afraid of
figure
be hopeful of
look ahead to
presage
forebode
portend
call
vaticinate
project
adumbrate
forewarn
read
soothsay
determine
previse
spae
fancy
prevision
forefeel
premise
preknow
espy
entertain
foretaste
count chickens
come to the conclusion
augur
auspicate
call it
draw the inference
crystal ball
see it coming
be inclined to think
figure on
psych out
think it likely
regard as likely
take it as given
allow for
dope out
take for granted
have a hunch
have sneaking suspicion
more ❯
Verb
▲
To appropriate or lay claim to something for oneself without right
arrogate
appropriate
commandeer
expropriate
seize
usurp
assume
acquire
secure
annexe
UK
annex
US
claim
convert
demand
pirate
preempt
press
steal
take
take over
wrest
accroach
confiscate
hijack
misappropriate
take on
claim unduly
help oneself to
lay claim to
make free with
take possession of
sequester
requisition
impound
sequestrate
attach
distrain
disseize
poind
take away
occupy
capture
pre-empt
grab
repossess
conquer
liberate
swipe
moonlight requisition
highjack
snatch
confisticate
remove
arrogate to oneself
grab hold of
clap hands on
get your hands on
reserve
obtain
make claim to
overcome
gain
garrison
deprive of property
rob
invade
kipe
borrow
glom onto
get one's fingers on
glom on to
possess oneself of
take control of
displace
loot
barge in
elbow in
butt in
worm in
muscle in
cut out
squeeze in
work in
infringe upon
carry off
walk off with
lay hold of
overrun
colonize
US
win
hold
possess
dominate
colonise
UK
achieve
take control
prevail over
get
procure
get hold of
request
skyjack
catch
intercept
hegemonize
keep
make off with
control
oppress
insist on
stake a claim to
rule over
take possession
kidnap
nick
shanghai
carjack
overwhelm
subjugate
crush
subdue
overpower
take hostage
gain control of
pacify
overthrow
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make an error in judging, to incorrectly assess
misjudge
miscalculate
underestimate
overestimate
underrate
be wrong about
misapprehend
misconceive
misconstrue
misdeem
misestimate
misgauge
mismeasure
mistake
overrate
overvalue
undervalue
belittle
dogmatize
err
get wrong
judge incorrectly
miscomprehend
misconjecture
misinterpret
misread
misreckon
misthink
misunderstand
prejudge
presuppose
stumble
suppose
wrong
estimate wrongly
be misled
be overcritical
be partial
be unfair
be wrong
drop the ball
get the wrong idea about
put foot in
bark up wrong tree
come to hasty conclusion
do someone an injustice
get the wrong idea
get the wrong impression
miss by a mile
jump to the wrong conclusion about
get the wrong end of the stick about
blunder
confuse
confound
slip up
get it wrong
misperceive
misknow
miss
mess up
take something amiss
misapply
go wrong
be mistaken
make a mistake
blow
goof
miscount
get the wrong end of the stick
get signals crossed
put a wrong interpretation on
boob
be at cross purposes
be wide of the mark
flub
foul up
screw up
make a boo-boo
discount
receive a false impression
be under a delusion
fumble
be barking up the wrong tree
mix up
get hold of the wrong end of the stick
fluff
muff
goof up
misrepresent
not register
take wrongly
miss the point
disregard
overlook
trip
louse up
fail
make a blunder
blow it
distort
make an error
be confused
be perplexed
be bewildered
misidentify
trip up
take something the wrong way
make a hash of
get wrong impression
get signals mixed
muddle up
bungle
calculate wrongly
be in error
get things wrong
pervert
bobble
be incorrect
go astray
bollix
make a howler
botch
make a bloomer
make a mess of
gum up
drop a clanger
put your foot in it
drop a brick
get your lines crossed about
get the wrong impression about
not know
conflate
have wrong impression
be off the mark
miscategorize
mishear
error
fail to understand
misclassify
misstep
be misguided about
slip
make a mistake about
mischaracterize
misdiagnose
mislabel
set too low
fail to appreciate
careen
be at cross-purposes with
get your lines crossed
get your wires crossed
incorrectly diagnose
mistake for
take for
wrongly diagnose
confound with
misinterpret as
confuse with
mix up with
ball up
make mistake
mistranslate
exaggerate
devalue
underprice
take out of context
get a false impression of
make a wrong interpretation of
garble
be inaccurate
mismanage
mangle
butcher
think little of
foozle
bodge
mishandle
snafu
boo-boo
nod
deviate
spoil
hash
mar
bark up the wrong tree
blot your copybook
snarl up
do clumsily
murder
boot
bumble
boggle
dub
crool
do something badly
balls up
patch
wreck
miscompute
mutilate
make a muck of
ruin
make a Horlicks of
fall down
flounder
bollix up
make a nonsense of
muddle
damage
pull a boner
mend
make a botch of
mess
make a pig's ear of
muck up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
hazard
risk
jeopardise
UK
jeopardize
US
endanger
gamble
imperil
chance
stake
adventure
bet
compromise
jeopard
menace
peril
venture
ask
dare
expose
guess
suggest
threaten
gamble with
propose
put at risk
submit
suppose
try
wager
expose to danger
take a chance with
throw out
go for broke
take a chance
take a plunge
go out on limb
put in jeopardy
skate on thin ice
put in danger
gamble on
speculate
tempt
harm
injure
damage
put on the line
run the risk
lay open
leave vulnerable
pose a threat to
be detrimental to
do harm to
be a danger to
jeopardy
run the risk of
lay bare
play with fire
go out on a limb
prejudice
court
run the chance
leave to luck
tempt fortune
tempt fate
lay on the line
put someone's life on the line
have a fling at
take the liberty
stick your neck out
take a chance on
leave defenseless
make liable
take the risk of
flirt with
dice with
chance on
undermine
weaken
implicate
subject to loss
flirt
chance one's arm
place in danger
be careless with
expose to risk
put under suspicion
sell out
brave
play
leave unprotected
subject to
be prejudicial to
drive a nail into the coffin of
assay
challenge
essay
experiment with
toss up
cast lots
draw lots
take the liberty of
take a crack at
make a stab at
roll the dice
leap before looking
be caught short
hang by a thread
take shot in the dark
put eggs in one basket
put it on the line
try one's luck with
go out of one's depth
subject
stand a chance of
make subject
make vulnerable
jeopardize by
lay open to
put in jeopardy of
imperil by
endanger by
leave open
put in harm's way
leave unprotected from
put at risk of
risk doing
go ahead
make bold to
attempt
have the temerity
pluck up
be bold
pluck up courage
take the risk
make so bold as
have the nerve
have the effrontery
try your hand
go so far as
take the liberty of doing
have the cheek
make bold
undertake
be brave enough
have the guts
hazard doing
be so bold as
take heart
face up to
brave doing
have the audacity
have the courage
endeavour
UK
be so bold
endeavor
US
take a flyer
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
pride oneself
)
To take satisfaction or pleasure in one's accomplishments or abilities
pride
pique
plume
flatter
congratulate
exult
felicitate
vaunt
crow about
gasconade
prance
preen
strut
swagger
swell
boast about
brag about
be proud
flatter oneself
glory in
revel in
puff up
hold head high
brag
boast
crow
felicitate oneself
congratulate oneself
prance around
exult in
gloat
bluster
swank
grandstand
bull
blow
flaunt
vapor
US
showboat
skite
puff
exaggerate
aggrandize
triumph
overstate
advertize
advertise
talk big
blow hard
shoot one's mouth off
cock-a-doodle-doo
blow your own horn
fly your own kite
sing your own praises
pat oneself on the back
blow smoke
pump one's own tires
US
vapour
UK
big-note oneself
preen oneself
lay it on thick
blow your own trumpet
give oneself airs
give a good account of yourself
hug oneself
show off
congratulate oneself on
more ❯
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