widespread assumption
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An assumption that exists or is happening in many places or among many people.
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- There is a widespread assumption that older people are resistant to change.
- The book challenges the widespread assumption that economic growth is always desirable.
- His research debunked the widespread assumption about the causes of the disease.
- We are operating under the widespread assumption that the funding will be approved.
- Contrary to the widespread assumption, success is not solely dependent on luck.
- The marketing campaign was based on the widespread assumption that consumers prefer convenience.
- It is a widespread assumption that you need a university degree to be successful.
- This widespread assumption has been proven false by recent scientific discoveries.
- She questioned the widespread assumption that working from home reduces productivity.
- A widespread assumption persists that artists are naturally disorganized.