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What is the adjective for supposes?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb suppose which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

supposed
  1. Presumed to be true, but without proof
  2. (with infinitive) Generally considered or expected.
  3. (with infinitive) Having an obligation.
  4. (with infinitive) Intended.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. assumed, ostensible, apparent, alleged, reputed, presumed, seeming, purported, putative, claimed, ostensive, evident, professed, thought, held, believed, rumored, conjectural, rumoured, understood, specious, hypothetical, said, declared, presupposed, theoretical, accepted, likely, supposititious, asserted, prima facie, so-called, soi-disant, quote unquote, suppositious, suppositional, presumptive, reported, suppositive, probable, suspected, outward, superficial, pretended, illusory, possible, avowed, semblant, plausible, hypothetic … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “Archbishop Adolf, the supposed mastermind of anti-Staufen politics, had himself lost control of events.”
      “A developer knows how the application is supposed to work.”
      “You're supposed to be grateful for everything I've done for you!”
supposititious
  1. Spurious; substituted for the genuine, counterfeit.
  2. (obsolete) Imaginary; fictitious, pretended to exist.
  3. Supposed or hypothetical.
  4. Synonyms:
      5. illegitimate, natural, misbegotten, baseborn, unfathered, spurious, suppositious, base, unrespectable, love, extramarital, adulterine, nameless, born of unmarried parents, born out of wedlock, born on the wrong side of the blanket, presumed, conjectural, apparent, hypothetical, supposed, alleged, presupposed, purported, suppositional, presumptive, suppositive, likely, asserted, hypothetic, inferential, assumed, ostensible, seeming, theoretical, putative, ostensive, evident, reputed, prima facie, claimed, speculative, thought, held, rumored, accepted, understood, rumoured, so-called … more
  5. Examples:
      6. “The supposititious evidence suggested that the suspect was at the scene of the crime, but further investigation revealed it was unreliable.”
      “The supposititious artwork, purportedly an original Picasso, turned out to be a cleverly crafted counterfeit meant to deceive collectors.”
      “She is more than welcome to retort upon him with her supposititious husband.”
suppositional
  1. Resting on supposition; hypothetical; conjectural.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. theoretical, hypothetical, conjectural, speculative, presumed, academic, suppositious, theoretic, apparent, presupposed, suppositive, purported, academical, alleged, presumptive, supposititious, likely, hypothetic, asserted, inferential, putative, notional, supposed, assumed, abstract, conjectured, ideational, philosophical, postulated, conceptual, unsubstantiated, metaphysical, ideal, reputed, impractical, tentative, unproven, imaginary, intellectual, vague, unreal, ostensible, seeming, ostensive, evident, untested, idealized, ideological, unproved, prima facie … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Willingness to understand differences at the suppositional level can also generate goodwill.”
      “In the Petyt, however, we get a suppositional explanation of its manifestly purer text.”
      “In ยง3 we examine what is called the suppositional theory: that conditional judgements essentially involve suppositions.”
suppositive
  1. Including or implying supposition, or hypothesis; supposed.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. hypothetical, conjectural, presumed, suppositious, suppositional, presumptive, alleged, presupposed, apparent, likely, purported, supposititious, asserted, hypothetic, inferential, theoretical, speculative, theoretic, putative, supposed, notional, abstract, academic, ideational, assumed, philosophical, conceptual, conjectured, impractical, unproven, intellectual, unsubstantiated, academical, metaphysical, untested, ideal, unrealistic, tentative, unfounded, groundless, idealized, ideological, unproved, reputed, vague, unpragmatic, idealised, based on guesswork, general, in theory … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The suppositive theory proposed by the researchers suggests an alternative explanation for the observed phenomenon.”
suppositionary
  1. Being a supposition; hypothetical.
supposable
  1. Capable of being supposed; imaginable
  2. Synonyms:
      3. believable, credible, likely, plausible, probable, possible, conceivable, imaginable, creditable, tenable, reasonable, thinkable, convincing, feasible, persuasive, rational, acceptable, presumptive, logical, presumable, realistic, sound, aboveboard, colorable, satisfying, straight, tried, trusty, authentic, reliable, trustworthy, credential, fiduciary, impressive, unquestionable, honest-to-god, up front, within the bounds of possibility, able to hold water, true to life, with a ring of truth, comprehensible, cogitable, valid, verisimilar, admissible, understandable, comprehendible, sustainable, glib … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “We went on separate sides of the room and wrote down the supposable secret.”
      “From which it was supposable that Leslie had been living in circles where the gaiety was hollow.”
      “Because speech therapy employs similar breathing patterns with low breathing frequencies, such effects are supposable.”
suppositious
  1. Based upon supposition
  2. Synonyms:
      3. hypothetical, conjectural, suppositional, presumed, supposed, presupposed, suppositive, apparent, presumptive, alleged, purported, likely, supposititious, asserted, hypothetic, inferential, putative, speculative, theoretical, assumed, theoretic, notional, academic, abstract, ideational, conjectured, conceptual, academical, reputed, philosophical, seeming, ostensible, unsubstantiated, metaphysical, evident, ideal, ostensive, unreal, impractical, postulated, unproven, prima facie, intellectual, imaginary, untested, vague, unrealistic, illusory, tentative, suspect … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Based on a suppositious analysis, she speculated that aliens could have visited Earth in ancient times.”
      “No wonder Meg left the biz to focus on something a little less suppositious.”
      “I hope you didn't do more'n make a suppositious case and find out what her sentiments was.”
supposing
  1. present participle of suppose
  2. Synonyms:
      3. feeling, sensing, having a feeling, getting the impression, feeling in one's bones, having a hunch, believing, conjecturing, having a funny feeling, presuming, suspecting, betting, deducing, gathering, having a sneaking feeling, having a sneaking suspicion, having a suspicion, holding, hypothesizing, just knowing, fancying, having as one's opinion, hypothesising, imagining, inferring, intuiting, maintaining, philosophising, philosophizing, postulating, presupposing, surmising, theorising, theorizing, getting vibes, having a foreboding, suggesting, thinking it likely, venturing, having the impression, having funny feeling, having vibes, guessing, assuming, reckoning, thinking, considering, judging, speculating, figuring … more
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