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assuming

/əˈsjuːmɪŋ/adjective3 syllables

Assuming means: excessively forward.

Synonyms for assuming3

adjective, as in excessively forward

assumptive, presumptuous, forward

What does assuming mean?1

adjective

1

excessively forward“an assumptive person”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with assuming?7

three syllables

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Assuming in a sentence

  • Even assuming you're right, we can't approve your plan.6dDcHYgMAg
  • Assuming it's nice weather tomorrow, let's have a barbeque in the garden.tsp_2
  • Cultural understanding requires humility and a willingness to listen, rather than assuming superiority.Amastan
  • Jonas brushed the noise off, assuming it was a deer.Amastan
  • Assuming this thing actually works, we'll be rich.CK
  • He was in error in assuming that she would come to see him.unknown
  • Algiers is changing and assuming a very different appearance.Amastan
  • I'm assuming that it won't be a problem.CK

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