assumed 音标拼音: [əs'umd]
a . 假装的,装的,假定的
假装的,装的,假定的
assumed 假设 假定
assumed adj 1 :
adopted in order to deceive ; "
an assumed name "; "
an assumed cheerfulness "; "
a fictitious address "; "
fictive sympathy "; "
a pretended interest "; "
a put -
on childish voice "; "
sham modesty " [
synonym : {
assumed }, {
false },
{
fictitious }, {
fictive }, {
pretended }, {
put on }, {
sham }]
Assumed \
As *
sumed "\,
a .
1 .
Supposed .
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2 .
Pretended ;
hypocritical ;
make -
believe ;
as ,
an assumed character .
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Assume \
As *
sume "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Assumed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Assuming }.] [
L .
assumere ;
ad sumere to take ;
sub emere to take ,
buy :
cf .
F .
assumer .
See {
Redeem }.]
1 .
To take to or upon one '
s self ;
to take formally and demonstratively ;
sometimes ,
to appropriate or take unjustly .
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Trembling they stand while Jove assumes the throne .
--
Pope .
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The god assumed his native form again . --
Pope .
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2 .
To take for granted ,
or without proof ;
to suppose as a fact ;
to suppose or take arbitrarily or tentatively .
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The consequences of assumed principles . --
Whewell .
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3 .
To pretend to possess ;
to take in appearance .
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Ambition assuming the mask of religion . --
Porteus .
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Assume a virtue ,
if you have it not . --
Shak .
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4 .
To receive or adopt .
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The sixth was a young knight of lesser renown and lower rank ,
assumed into that honorable company .
--
Sir W .
Scott .
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Syn :
To arrogate ;
usurp ;
appropriate .
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108 Moby Thesaurus words for "
assumed ":
accepted ,
accounted as ,
affected ,
alleged ,
apocryphal ,
artificial ,
assumptive ,
bastard ,
bogus ,
brummagem ,
chanced ,
colorable ,
colored ,
conjectured ,
counterfeit ,
counterfeited ,
deceptive ,
deemed ,
delusory ,
distorted ,
dressed up ,
dummy ,
embellished ,
embroidered ,
ersatz ,
expected ,
expropriated ,
factitious ,
fake ,
faked ,
false ,
falsified ,
feigned ,
fictitious ,
fictive ,
garbled ,
given ,
granted ,
hinted ,
hypocritical ,
hypothetical ,
illegitimate ,
illusory ,
imitation ,
implicated ,
implied ,
in hand ,
in process ,
in progress ,
in the works ,
indicated ,
inferred ,
insubstantial ,
intimated ,
involved ,
junky ,
made -
up ,
make -
believe ,
man -
made ,
meant ,
mock ,
on the anvil ,
perverted ,
phony ,
pinchbeck ,
postulated ,
postulational ,
premised ,
presumed ,
presumptive ,
presupposed ,
pretended ,
pseudo ,
put on ,
put -
on ,
putative ,
quasi ,
queer ,
reputed ,
seized ,
self -
styled ,
sham ,
shoddy ,
simulated ,
so -
called ,
soi -
disant ,
spurious ,
suggested ,
supposed ,
suppositional ,
supposititious ,
suppositive ,
synthetic ,
taken ,
taken for granted ,
theoretical ,
tin ,
tinsel ,
titivated ,
twisted ,
unauthentic ,
under way ,
understood ,
undertaken ,
ungenuine ,
unnatural ,
unreal ,
warped
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