Suppositions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUPPOSITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SUPPOSITION, something that is supposed
• a belief held without proof or certain knowledge; an assumption or hypothesis
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that is suppose; hypothesis

Words related to SUPPOSITIONS

supposition15

Words that contain SUPPOSITIONS

presuppositions21

How to use SUPPOSITIONS in a sentence

• Nevertheless it surely may be urged that such affirmative answers are purely hypothetical, and that other suppositions have an equal right to consideration.
• She wanted to prepare Lenore, yet did not mean to confide her own suppositions.
• Whether I was right in my suppositions I could not tell then, but I knew that I should in all probability be permitted a better opportunity of judging later on.
• A thousand contradictory suppositions rush through my brain and hurry me along, and here on the Boulevard there is no one that can tell me anything.
• Suppositions of this kind always suppose a stupidity on the part of the enemy which Renault had no right to count upon.
• If such suppositions could even be reasonably made, still the concealment of the design, for any duration, would be impracticable.
• But all suppositions of this kind are invidious, and ought to be banished from the consideration of the great question before the people.
• This explanation of the name Huwawa disposes of suppositions hitherto brought forward for an Elamitic origin.
• But these are two contradictory suppositions in the state of nature, to be robust and dependent.
• Putting aside all the worst suppositions, I try to guess what she is going to tell me.
• These are not mere suppositions, they are a dead certainty.
• These suppositions become the strongest reasons with me to evince the necessity of some clear and positive settlement of this question of contested jurisdiction.
• Between these two suppositions there is no solid position.
• But there are great chasms in his facts, and consequently in his reasoning, These he fills up by suppositions, which may be as reasonably denied as granted.
• In more complicated cases irregular curves of different kinds are obtained which may be calculated on certain suppositions.
• But what ought to induce us to reject these three suppositions is, that they must all of them be considered as bare possibilities.
• Man is degraded in becoming the captive of his own illusions and suppositions.
• He had to sweep away affected and therefore erroneous suppositions with regard to morality, and particularly with regard to social motives.
• If all these suppositions were proved, the old problem concerning the nature of the soul would have been carried back a stage, but it would not have been solved.
• It is the exact fulfilment of silent suppositions, it is the noiseless harmony of the whole action which we should admire, and which only makes itself known in the total result.
• These explanations are no doubt good as far as they go, but experience furnishes many facts which cannot be explained by any one, or all, of these suppositions.
• Fanciful suppositions! At any rate he would not knock at the door of the studio, would not even enter the alley again.
• I will tell you exactly my guesses and suppositions about you.
• In neither of which suppositions, it must be admitted, was he altogether incorrect.
• We are under a necessity, therefore, of making regular suppositions, in order to come at certain conclusions which may be compared with the present state of things.
• That this is no exaggerated representation, and that this is all we have as a theory, in the suppositions of those geologists, will appear from the following state of the case.
• If, then, it moved at the rate of two and a-half miles per hour, we find that its length, with those suppositions, would be three and three-quarters miles.
• Within her sickness earlier suppositions about the world discomfited her.
• It is not possible to find the meaning of these things except by forming suppositions and hypotheses, or by catching the connections between cries and acts.
• The continuity was frequently broken in upon by diversory suppositions.
• The following instances may serve to confirm these suppositions.
• I imagined another intrigue like that of Almaviva, but was again disconcerted in all my suppositions.
• Neither of these suppositions seemed exactly to account for her singular actions.

Similar words containing SUPPOSITION without suffix s

supposition15 suppositional17 presupposition20 suppositionary21 presuppositions21 suppositionally22 suppositionless19 presuppositiona21 presuppositional22

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