Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- As may be assumed; presumably.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb By way of assumption.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adverb In an
assumable manner.
Etymologies
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
Examples
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For assumably signing off on both the recent memo and the recent report introduced in court, Attorney General Eric Holder is our Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week this week.
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For assumably signing off on both the recent memo and the recent report introduced in court, Attorney General Eric Holder is our Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week this week.
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That's what kept Maliki in his job -- and that's what can remove him at any time with a "vote of no confidence" assumably, this is a regular feature of parliamentary governments.
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Capitalism flourished at a time when resources were (assumably) unlimited.
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So the column's author mocks the apparent paranoia of gun owners who (rightfully) don't want the government to classify gun ownership as an (assumably) taxable "unhealthy" lifestyle.
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Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will assumably be doing their usual schtick, where "being in on the joke" is half the fun.
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Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will assumably be doing their usual schtick, where "being in on the joke" is half the fun.
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Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will assumably be doing their usual schtick, where "being in on the joke" is half the fun.
Chris Weigant: Entertainment and Politics: What's the Difference?
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Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will assumably be doing their usual schtick, where "being in on the joke" is half the fun.
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Capitalism flourished at a time when resources were (assumably) unlimited.
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