assumption
An assumption that many people hold.
A fundamental belief or idea that is the starting point for a line of reasoning.
A core, essential belief that everything else is based on.
A crucial assumption on which an argument or theory depends.
An assumption that exists or is happening in many places or among many people.
A belief that is widely accepted as true.
A fundamental but not always obvious assumption on which something is based.
An assumption that is suggested or understood without being stated directly.
An assumption that is fair, practical, and sensible.
An assumption that is not true.
An assumption that is not explicitly stated but is necessary for the conclusion to be true.
An assumption that is very likely to be correct and not risky.
An assumption that is not said aloud but is understood.
An assumption that is understood or implied without being stated.
An assumption that is well-grounded and logically sound.
A belief or idea that is specific to a particular culture.
An assumption that is true and accurate.
An assumption that is doubtful and not certain to be correct.
A wrong or incorrect assumption.
To be the cause or basis of something, often in a way that is not obvious.
To support or form the basis of an argument, claim, or theory.
A collection of assumptions that are used together as a basis for something.
A group of related assumptions considered in order.
A quantity of assumptions.
Used to specify the subject of the assumption.
Used to say what you believe to be true, although you have no proof.
To form an idea or belief without definite proof.
To use an assumption as the foundation for an argument or theory.
To proceed with an activity believing that an assumption is true.
To question or dispute the truth or validity of an assumption.
To express doubts about an assumption.
To provide evidence or reasoning that confirms an assumption.