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assumed

UK
/əˈsjuːmd/
US
/əˈsumd/

Translations

assumedpast participle
UK
/əˈsjuːmd/
US
/əˈsumd/
Functions as a past participle used adjectivally.
The assumed value of the parameter was later adjusted.
La valeur présumée du paramètre a ensuite été ajustée.
Additional translations
fauxSurtout dans les emplois comme nom ou identité empruntés ou dissimulés.
assumedadjective
more assumed
Comp.
most assumed
Super.
UK
/əˈsjuːmd/
US
/əˈsumd/
The assumed facts in the report were later proven to be incorrect.
Les faits supposés dans le rapport se sont ensuite révélés inexacts.
Additional translations
feintEmploi pour une attitude, une confiance ou une identité adoptée artificiellement.
Synonyms
presumed
supposed
taken for granted
hypothetical
imagined
assumeverb

assumed

Past Simple

assumed
Past Simple
assumed
Past Participle
assuming
Gerund
UK
/əˈsjuːm/
US
/əˈsum/
I assume you have completed the assignment since you didn't ask for an extension.
Je suppose que tu as terminé le devoir puisque tu n’as pas demandé de délai supplémentaire.
assumerAu sens de prendre une responsabilité, une tâche ou un rôle.
She assumed the responsibility of organizing the event.
Elle a assumé la responsabilité d’organiser l’événement.
Additional translations
présumerPlus formel que « supposer ».
revêtirS’emploie surtout pour un aspect, une apparence ou une qualité.
feindreS’emploie pour un sentiment, une attitude ou une apparence simulée.
Synonyms
presume
suppose
take for granted
accept
believe
postulate
hypothesize
infer
Antonyms
doubt
disbelieve
reject

Definitions

assumedpast participle
Taken for granted or accepted as true without proof; presumed.
The assumed value of the parameter was later adjusted.
Falsely adopted or pretended for a particular purpose.
Under an assumed name, she began a new life abroad.
assumedadjective
Taken for granted or accepted as true without proof.
The assumed facts in the report were later proven to be incorrect.
Adopted or taken on as a role or identity, often falsely or for a specific purpose.
He spoke with an assumed confidence that belied his nervousness.
assumeverb
To take for granted or without proof.
I assume you have completed the assignment since you didn't ask for an extension.
To take upon oneself; undertake.
She assumed the responsibility of organizing the event.
To take on a particular quality, appearance, or role.
The chameleon can assume the color of its surroundings.
To begin to have a particular position or status.
He will assume the role of CEO next month.
To pretend to have or to put on an appearance of (a quality, feeling, or manner); to feign.
He assumed an air of indifference to hide his disappointment.
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