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Presuming Meaning in English

word · lemma: presume

pɹiˈzumɪŋ/, /pɹɪˈzumɪŋ
pri-ZOOM-ing or prih-ZOOM-ing
pɹɪzjˈuːmɪŋ
pri-ZYOOM-ing

Definition

Assuming something is true without having all the facts, or acting as if you are sure about something before it is proven.

Usage & Nuances

'Presuming' is often used formally or in cautious statements ('presuming that...'). It's softer than 'assuming' and sometimes implies politeness or uncertainty. Common in academic, legal, and polite conversation. Do not confuse with 'assuming' (sometimes less careful).

Example Sentences

He is presuming you will come to the meeting.

basic

Presuming everything goes well, we will finish on time.

basic

She apologized for presuming I was upset.

basic

Not presuming anything, but do you already have the results?

natural

You're presuming I know the answer, but I'm just as confused as you.

natural

Presuming too much can sometimes offend people, so it's better to ask.

natural