assumable (Meaning)

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assumable (a.)

That may be assumed.

The assumable cost of the project was well within the allocated budget.
It's assumable that she will arrive by 9 o'clock given her punctuality in the past.
The assumable outcome of the negotiations seemed favorable to both parties.
The assumable risk associated with the investment was carefully evaluated before proceeding.
It's assumable that the team will finish the task ahead of schedule based on their previous performance.
The assumable lifespan of the product is estimated to be around five years.
Given the circumstances, it's assumable that they will extend the deadline.
The assumable conclusion drawn from the data suggests a positive correlation between the variables.
It's assumable that the company will expand its operations into new markets next year.
The assumable responsibility for this task lies with the project manager.

That may be assumed.

accept, undertake, shoulder, bear, adopt,embrace, take over, uphold, support, reassume

refuse, recant, repudiate, withdraw, disown, disown, decline, retract, retract, repudiate

The assumable cost of the project was well within the allocated budget.

It's assumable that she will arrive by 9 o'clock given her punctuality in the past.

The assumable outcome of the negotiations seemed favorable to both parties.

The assumable risk associated with the investment was carefully evaluated before proceeding.