Examples of 'supposes' in a sentence
Meaning of "supposes"
In English, 'suppose' is a verb that is often used to express a belief or assumption about something
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of suppose
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Baptism supposes to get rid of the devil.
To die is different from what anyone supposes.
He supposes that you will book seats.
An evolution always supposes a first creative source.
He supposes that the human is still alive.
Truth or falsehood always supposes affirmation or negation.
Mary supposes she sees the gardener.
It comes from the man he supposes to be my lover.
Orlando supposes it could also be the opposite.
But reality is not as the ego supposes.
Anyone who supposes otherwise is seriously mistaken.
It is much less rational than it supposes itself to be.
This supposes you own the phone.
Investment in innovation supposes a very high cost.
One supposes they prefer disorganized religion.
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The existence of a throne supposes the existence of a kingdom.
This supposes no aggressive sampling in the individual.
The use of water firstly supposes an availability of sources.
It supposes a positive attitude and step.
But this integration supposes another which it replaces.
It supposes that similar measures were taken.
Support to interdependence supposes a new structural financial facility.
He supposes he left the gate open last night.
And if someone supposes this is sad.
He supposes you did it for the money.
Bleeding at the brain level supposes a neurosurgical emergency.
It also supposes important changes such as the following.
Your doctrine of immortality supposes consciousness after death.
Realism supposes a high degree of correlation with reality.
Maintaining the state of forest supposes.
This answer supposes to make you happier.
To die is differentfrom what anyone supposes.
He always supposes that his disciples work.
The improvement of judicial cooperation supposes reciprocal knowledge.
What also supposes an advance in aesthetic matter.
It is not included in most schemes and just supposes.
A dialogue that supposes a new way of seeing.
He supposes he really was lost in his thoughts this time.
The revolution that supposes for manufacture of products.
It supposes the standardization of reliable and consistent processes.
Betting on this model supposes even an economic saving.
It supposes that whatever is at issue exists.
The declaration of tourist interest supposes that the.
Moses supposes his toeses are roses.
Accommodation interests me because of the adaptation movement it supposes.
The police supposes an act of revenge.
Even the smell of roses is not what they supposes.
He supposes the people to be of mixed race.
Immediate objective representation supposes activity in the object.
And he supposes that phi goes along with consciousness.
