presumptive Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- likely
- conclusive
- creditable
- reliable
- convincing
- believable
- compelling
- possible
- effective
- acceptable
- reasonable
Weak:
Strongest:
- improbable
- questionable
- impossible
- implausible
- ridiculous
- doubtful
- ridiculous
- unlikely
- dubious
- dubious
- outlandish
- outlandish
- incredible
- improbable
- doubtful
- unbelievable
- impossible
- incredible
- absurd
- unlikely
- unbelievable
- questionable
- absurd
- implausible
Strong:
- suspicious
- fantastical
- unimaginable
- unthinkable
- unplausible
- suspect
- inconceivable
- unthinkable
- unplausible
- uncertain
- unsure
- fantastic
- unsure
- suspicious
- unimaginable
- preposterous
- uncertain
- preposterous
- far-fetched
- inconceivable
- fantastical
- skeptical
- fantastic
- skeptical
- flimsy
- suspect
- far-fetched
- flimsy
Weak:
presumptive Meaning
presumptive (s)
having a reasonable basis for belief or acceptance
affording reasonable grounds for belief or acceptance
presumptive Sentence Examples
- The presumptive Republican nominee delivered a rousing speech that ignited the crowd.
- Despite the early poll results, the presumptive winner remained cautious.
- The presumptive heir to the throne spent his days preparing for his future role.
- The presumptive diagnosis was confirmed by further testing.
- The presumptive assailant was apprehended by the police.
- The presumptive trust fund beneficiary was in line to inherit a vast fortune.
- The presumptive agreement between the parties appeared to be within reach.
- The presumptive cause of the accident was driver error.
- The presumptive culprit was identified through a DNA match.
- The presumptive validity of the contract was challenged in court.
FAQs About the word presumptive
having a reasonable basis for belief or acceptance, affording reasonable grounds for belief or acceptance
probable,plausible, credible, likely, conclusive, creditable, reliable, convincing, believable, compelling
improbable, questionable, impossible, implausible, ridiculous, doubtful, ridiculous,unlikely, dubious, dubious
The presumptive Republican nominee delivered a rousing speech that ignited the crowd.
Despite the early poll results, the presumptive winner remained cautious.
The presumptive heir to the throne spent his days preparing for his future role.
The presumptive diagnosis was confirmed by further testing.
