English · Common Verbs
/əˈsjuːm/
[/əˈsjuːm/]
suppose without proof
To accept that something is true without having proof of it.
Do not assume that everyone has read the email, because some people may have missed it.
Do not assume that everyone has read the email, because some people may have missed it.
From Latin 'assumere' (to take up), from 'ad-' and 'sumere' (to take).
Used for suppositions and for taking on roles or duties.