presume

presume on a person's credulity

presume on one's position

Don't presume on their hospitality.

I presume you're tired.

You must presume no such thing.

"Mr. Nelson, I presume?"

it's arrogant to presume animals to be insentient.

I won't presume to trouble you.

You had better presume no such thing.

Don't presume too far!

assumed that prices would rise.See Synonyms at presume

Stonehenge was presumed to post-date these structures.

He presumed to invite himself to dinner.

We cannot presume the existence of life on other planets.

A signed invoice presumes receipt of the shipment.

I presume from your speech that you are a foreigner.

We must not presume too mush on the reliability of such sources.

Take care that you don't presume on my feelings.

We mustn't presume too much upon the reliability of such sources.

If a person is missing for seven years,he is presumed dead.

Lady Mary Crawley, I presume? - You presume right.

“The Ministry wouldn’t presume to trouble you, sir, surely? ”

" He is still with you, I presume? "

Bobby was missing, but he was never presumed dead.

An accident, I presume? By no means.

I know it. I presume it's open all day.

He did not, My Lord. And I did not presume to ask.

Perhaps the world is not, for all its dangers, quite as awful as we presume.

But most of us are reluctant to start these conversations because we presume the opposite.

I presume that's not what people meant either.