supposition

a belief or idea that is logical and fair

used to emphasize that something is only a belief, not a fact

used to emphasize that something is completely a belief, not based on fact

used to specify the subject of the supposition

used to indicate the basis for an action or decision

used to connect the supposition to what is being supposed

to have a particular reason or evidence for a belief

indicates that an unproven belief turned out to be false

indicates that an unproven belief turned out to be true

for an action or idea to be founded on an unproven belief

to form an idea or belief without firm evidence

to provide evidence for a belief or idea

to prove that a belief or idea is true