Synonym: assumption, conjecture, guess, hypothesis, speculation, supposal, surmisal, surmise. Similar words: opposition, position, composition, predisposition, supposing, positive, positively, transition. Meaning: [‚sʌpə'zɪʃn] n. 1. a message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence 2. a hypothesis that is taken for granted 3. the cognitive process of supposing.
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31. The experimental results bear out our supposition.
32. The one and only supposition of microcanonical ensemble, equiprobable presume, the deduction of which matches the case of fact, but it hasn't been proved.
33. 'You do me too much honour,' said the Marquis;'still, I prefer that supposition.'.
34. We were on the supposition that they could improve the machine.
35. Freedom, non-crime supposition and right grantee are the basic ideas.
36. There is warrantable supposition that those two programs united together would give us great therapeutic effects.
37. Chapter Four: First basic supposition of the fixed price is introduced, namely mortality rate, interest rate, failure rate, expense rate, average insured value.
38. What have I done that you should even me to dogs by such a supposition?
39. The positions of the two lines are consistent with this supposition.
40. I was acting on the supposition that what he told me was true.
41. Based on neoclassic economic growth supposition, this paper examines the condition to achieve economic convergence between provinces.
42. This article has proved strictly the formula of the optimum export tariff in a large nation by the partial equilibrium and the usual supposition of linear supply and demand.
43. Meme is the supposition presented by Dawkins, a Neo - Darwinist, to explain the evolution law of human beings.
44. The supposition coconut milk can drink, how many then the human body limit value is?
45. Acceptance or belief based on reasonable evidence; assumption or supposition.
46. Conclusion is the parametric models do some simplicity and supposition the hydrological phenomenon.
47. Yet "sensus communis" became pre-requisite base of aesthetics in supposition and illustration of Kant.
48. She followed him thither; and her curiosity to know what he had to tell her was heightened by the supposition of its being in some manner connected with the letter he held.
49. Moreover, a three-dimensional flow field of the retarded adhesive mortar in a single-screw extruder is obtained after supposition,[Sentencedict] simplification and carrying on the boundary treatment.
50. There is little evidence to support the general supposition that the NH -tautomer is generally favoured (see Wang et. al .
51. Section four illustrates the supposition of constructing the emergency management system.
52. In classical physics, the diamagnetic effect is approached on the supposition that the electron orbit radius remains unchanged.
53. Here's why: Every idea you can think of for coping with this crisis is based on some supposition about the way the world works.
54. Probably his wild gesticulations and his generally excited and rebellious manner gave rise to this supposition.
55. The method of force analysis of the reducer is proposed on the basis of a supposition of the distribution of contact pressure between the push rod roller and the gear rack.
56. The whole plan is based on merely his own supposition.
57. As for the spiral itself, current supposition is that this is the result of a star in a binary star system entering the planetary nebula phase, when its outer atmosphere is ejected.
58. FW: Supposition always plays a great role in people's perception.
59. Pre-determinative thinking supposes that things have had preexistent nature and law, and that the development of things should be studied and controlled in conformity to the supposition.
60. It would appear that many of the bridal bouquets used in the USA reflect the posy style and, as such, this book confirms this supposition.
More similar words: opposition, position, composition, predisposition, supposing, positive, positively, transition, acquisition, inquisition, suppose, supposedly, deposit, be supposed to, situation, edition, addition, ambition, condition, coalition, munitions, tradition, litigation, competition, expedition, conditions, in addition, additional, definition, mitigation.