assumes
Pronunciation: [əˈsjuːmz]
Word
Context: "belief"
(verb) to think that something is true without having proof. It means you are accepting it as fact, even if you are not sure.
Example
She assumes that everyone enjoys ice cream.
Example
He doesn't assume she is responsible for the mistake; he waits for the evidence.
Example
What do you assume will happen if it rains tomorrow?
Context: "role"
(verb) to take on a role or responsibility. It's like when someone starts acting in a position or doing a job.
Example
He assumes the role of team leader during the project.
Example
She did not assume the duties because she was not ready.
Example
Who will assume the responsibility if the manager is away?
Context: "change"
(verb) to begin to be or to change into something. This is often used when discussing changing conditions or situations.
Example
The discussion assumes a more serious tone as the topic heated up.
Example
The weather did not assume the warm conditions we expected.
Example
What happens if the situation assumes a new direction?
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