Examples of 'presume' in a sentence
Meaning of "presume"
Presume means to suppose that something is the case based on probability or evidence, without absolute certainty
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- With infinitive object: to be so presumptuous as (to do something) without proper authority or permission.
- To perform, do (something) without authority; to lay claim to without permission.
- To assume or suggest to be true (without proof); to take for granted, to suppose.
- To take as a premise; to assume for the sake of argument.
How to use "presume" in a sentence
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I would not dare presume to quote it now.
I presume most of us have earned our passage.
Do not you dare presume to judge my decision.
I presume you have heard of justin kenyon.
At least they do not presume to want a relationship.
I presume you are here to offer me a deal too.
I should not presume to even know you.
I presume we have exhausted this topic of conversation.
I would not presume they took turns.
I presume i have the misfortune of speaking to my mother.
If you ever again presume to interfere in my affairs.
I presume the police are here to keep me out.
You are not legally obligated to presume innocence.
I would not presume to waste your time.
I told my mother she should not presume.
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One can presume she wants to count it.
The world is not as bad as you presume.
Do not presume too much upon my love.
Always eaten by morning we presume by the cats.
We do not presume to teach other people manners.
That task is more difficult than you presume.
I presume you know how to use one.
I would not presume to judge you.
I presume you mean fruits and vegetables.
He would never presume to take liberties.
I presume you have a babyseat in your vehicle.
Do not you ever presume to treat me like one.
I presume you are conducting your own defence.
I would not presume to debate you.
I presume we should reach the control room.
I would not presume to have one.
I presume you have planned your movement.
Do not you dare presume to know me.
I presume they are waiting for more men.
The respondents seemed to presume a separation of responsibility exists.
I presume it was one of these that gave way.
How dare you presume to know me.
I presume you brought the down payment.
Britain can no longer presume to shape the world.
You presume upon my kind words to you.
I did not mean to presume that you did.
I presume the driver knows a shorter way.
Other literary historians presume the same connections.
I presume you do when the residents are unwell.
There is no reason to presume brain damage.
I do not presume to know anything about you.
If it does not say so you can not presume anything.
I would never presume to make such a suggestion.
We will meet soon again i presume.
You do not presume to know anything about me.
