presuppose (Meaning)

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presuppose (v)

take for granted or as a given; suppose beforehand

require as a necessary antecedent or precondition

The arguments presuppose a firm understanding of the underlying principles.
The plan presupposes a favorable economic climate in the coming years.
The claim presupposes that all other factors remain constant.
The proposition presupposes the acceptance of a particular set of axioms.
The reasoning presupposes that the observed data is accurate and reliable.
The hypothesis presupposes that there is a causal relationship between the variables.
The conclusion presupposes a series of logical deductions from the premises.
The model presupposes certain assumptions about the behavior of the system.
The analysis presupposes that the data is representative of the population studied.
The proposal presupposes that the financial resources will be available when needed.

take for granted or as a given; suppose beforehand, require as a necessary antecedent or precondition

say, believe, suppose, think,assume, presume, infer, hypothecate, guess, hypothesize

disbelieve, question, reject, deny, discount, reject, challenge, challenge, wonder (about), discredit

The arguments presuppose a firm understanding of the underlying principles.

The plan presupposes a favorable economic climate in the coming years.

The claim presupposes that all other factors remain constant.

The proposition presupposes the acceptance of a particular set of axioms.