Assumed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSUMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASSUME, to take for granted
• suppose to be the case, without proof
• take or begin to have (power or responsibility)
• seize (power or control)
• begin to have (a specified quality, appearance, or extent)
• take on or adopt (a manner or identity), sometimes falsely
ADJECTIVE:
• Supposed.
• Pretended; hypocritical; make-believe; as, an assumed character.
• adopted in order to deceive
• false
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take on

Words related to ASSUMED

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How to use ASSUMED in a sentence

• She accepts it desperately, and, to escape its horrible obligations, enters an English family as governess, under an assumed name.
• The Emperor generally assumed the greatest simplicity in his dress.
• The prisoner fell back upon the seat from which he had half risen in his anxiety, and his dark face assumed an ashen hue.
• He let Haydon tell his own story, nor assumed the function of a judge.
• A moment later he saw his wife leave the stage and assumed that she had obeyed his admonitions and gone home.
• When that was the question, every feeling that had hitherto impelled her conduct assumed a totally different complexion.
• As Thaddeus caught his eye the laborer assumed towering proportions.
• We believe the word first assumed its distinct character in the wars of Cromwell, as applied to the wild freebooters of Ireland.
• It was long in coming, and meanwhile their troubled fortunes assumed a new phase.
• The confidences bestowed and the responsibilities assumed are often very great.
• In 1893 he assumed personal control of the administration and terminated a regency which seems to have been oppressive and unpopular.
• This agreement is assumed to have been preceded in all probability by a similar arrangement with the French General Staff.
• The first English army had also assumed a position before the menacing rush of the German forces.
• The woman then assumed a confidential tone, and told the gentleman of her immense fortune.
• The affair quickly assumed the proportions of a riot.
• But he could do nothing, he told me, except in the way of a personal donation, and that, he assumed, was out of the question.
• After the departure of their foreign visitors the natives assumed an alertness strangely at variance with their usual stolid demeanor.
• Ahih Ashr Ahih, I am what I am, the meaning of the name assumed by Deity, 697-l.
• He assumed during the ordeal a look of bored indifference while the little bride sat with her head bowed on her breast, apparently terror stricken.
• This old and thoughtful outlaw unconsciously assumed the air of a pontiff.
• The Austrians assumed the offensive, and at Liege put our army wholly to the rout.
• But he has assumed still more authority, as a result of the liberty which he has, and in the documents which he issues adds the title of provincial and vicar-general.
• This work was wholly unsatisfactory, and very wisely the Government took the control of this artificial waterway out of private hands and assumed its management itself.

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