Meaning

accept or consider or believe or to conceive something is true with or without proper verification or proof or evidence.

Assume – verb

• The girl assumes that the clown characters are evil.
• The articles guide us to assume the results.
• She assumed her answers were right.
• You are not supposed to assume the rules.
• The findings were assumed after the experiment.

Assumption- noun

• Your assumptions need evidence.
• The naive assumptions will be rejected.
• People will obviously make assumptions on seeing the divulgence.
• The assumptions were made years ago.
• Students are asked to find the evidence from the book for their assumptions.

Assumable- adjective

• It is quite assumable that he is pretentious.
• Assumable mortgages are familiar these days.
• The assumable questions were rejected by the teacher.
• The results were not assumable this year.
• It was assumable that he would lose his territory.

Assumably – adverb

• After years of sufferance in the desert camp, assumably she is transferred to an urban area.
• Assumably they are feeding the wild dogs to protect them.
• The videos assumably amaze him more during lectures.
• In the murder case,assumably the victim’s sister will be interrogated.
• Assumably, the workers are suffering in the factory.