Definitions of suppose
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To
assume
to
be
true
or
real;
to
imagine;
believe;
think.
-
To
lay
down,
assume,
or
state
as
true:
to
imagine.
-
To
think
or
imagine;
believe;
assume
as
true.
-
To
think;
imagine.
-
take
for
granted
or
as
a
given;
suppose
beforehand; "
I
presuppose
that
you
have
done
your
work"
-
To
represent
to
one's
self,
or
state
to
another,
not
as
true
or
real,
but
as
if
so,
and
with
a
view
to
some
consequence
or
application
which
the
reality
would
involve
or
admit
of;
to
imagine
or
admit
to
exist,
for
the
sake
of
argument
or
illustration;
to
assume
to
be
true;
as,
let
us
suppose
the
earth
to
be
the
center
of
the
system,
what
would
be
the
result?
-
To
imagine;
to
believe;
to
receive
as
true.
-
To
put
by
fraud
in
the
place
of
another.
-
To
make
supposition;
to
think;
to
be
of
opinion.
-
To
assume
as
true;
imagine.
-
To
frame
a
supposition;
think.
-
To
lay
down,
state
or
assume
as
real
or
true,
though
not
known
to
be
so;
to
receive
as
true;
to
think;
to
imagine;
to
require
to
exist
or
be
true.
-
To
lay
down,
assume,
or
admit
without
proof;
to
imagine;
to
receive
as
true
without
examination;
to
regard.
-
SUPPOSER.
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