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Meanings of assumed in anglès
Adopted in order to deceive.
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Examples for "false"
Examples for "false"
1
In reality, however, what Trump said last night about crime was false.
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Labour is not going to offer false solutions, such as leaving Europe.
3
Later, Moore gave a statement to local news: This is absolutely false.
4
However, unbalanced data sets resulted in an increase in the false-positive rate.
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The direct question I think still remains: have there been false negatives?
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Morgan pretended to read from a list of questions in his notebook.
2
I had not deserted in reality; I had only pretended to desert.
3
They pretended they had searched the shores of the lake for miles.
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The pretended beggar took the coin, and put it in his pocket.
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Then we all went back to normal, or pretended this was possible.
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Animals were randomly divided into CCD group, sham group, and control group.
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However, rebels fighting for independence dismiss the poll as a political sham.
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Results: There were no adverse effects of the sham or treatment protocols.
4
Ovx placebo and sham operated animals served as negative and positive controls.
5
Another problem which had sent her into the sham escape of PTR.
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The same distinction is found in the drama and in fictitious narrative.
2
The risk of the trades was masked by fictitious positions, UBS said.
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The strength of his resolution imparted a fictitious vigor to his muscles.
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The events described are imaginary and all of the characters are fictitious.
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It was the fictitious expectations of someone that didn't know any better.
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Who knew of Ram-tah's fictive origin, or even of Ram-tah at all?
2
The line is a reminder of how far Summertime is a fictive construct.
3
Yeah, and it's very close to a fictive principle I think.
4
Hiram S. Campbell was the fictive owner of Holmes's Englewood building.
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She will be heartbroken if you depart from our fictive realm.
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As a result, he was put on international wanted lists in December.
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The main Syrian opposition coalition said he would be put on trial.
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The victims' families were outraged, and funerals had been put on hold.
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The judge said, what possible construction will a victim put on that?
5
In case of gas put on the respirator; otherwise breathe out continuously.
Usage of assumed in anglès
1
In particular, the capacity for change management has assumed a new importance.
2
The Chinese assumed that the US would continue to support free trade.
3
The major threat to privacy is assumed to come from the state.
4
A bitter controversy in debate with Mr. Blaine assumed a personal character.
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Long term rates were assumed to have risen by 75 basis points.
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Bank officials in Dhaka initially assumed there was simply a printer problem.
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Dr Koloamatangi said Tu'ilaepa had quite successfully assumed this Pacific leadership role.
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The fact that Tony had, rather aggressively, assumed control was wonderful news.
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It hardly needs to be said which role each of us assumed.
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At the age of 4, his grandmother assumed primary responsibility for him.
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They suspended their action shortly before Mr Queffelec assumed office last month.
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The New York Community Bank of Westbury, New York, assumed its deposits.
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A mere 17 years later, those questions have assumed a turbo-charged piquancy.
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I assumed that was what it was - it just said, 'Chess'.
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Will had simply assumed his father's support and made the decision himself.
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It says non-signatory Israel, assumed to have nuclear arms, is a threat.
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