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Meanings of whole premise in English

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Usage of whole premise in English
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Obviously, the whole premise of my search for Orolo has changed.
Anathem
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It goes against the whole premise of my-well ,mywhole thing.
Soon I will be invincible
3
Instead of dumbing down the dialogue as ordered, we'd smarted up the whole premise.
The new yorker
4
Read more To me the whole premise seemed, frankly, insulting.
The Guardian
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The most egregious element of this whole premise is that it's not dumb enough.
The Verge
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He would only shoot the whole premise with holes.
Earth Afire
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I still wasn't sold on the whole premise and now I was bringing Richards into it.
A visible darkness
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The whole premise of the story is infuriating.
The Irish Times
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Maybe that whole premise will just crumble away.
RING
10
The whole premise of the show seems to have changed, or perhaps it's just been badly titled.
The Guardian
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Internet mogul Kim Dotcom says a new court ruling has changed the whole premise of his extradition case.
Radio NZ
12
The whole premise of the article linking immigration with racism is a very flawed road to go down.
The Irish Times
13
Which makes a bit of a mockery of the whole premise of the show, certainly of the title.
The Guardian
14
I really loved the whole premise.
The Guardian
15
His whole premise is that there is a basis of consensus we know but the politicians have done what?
Reuters
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The whole premise is wrong.
The Guardian
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