100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "assume"

Definition

The verb assume means to take for granted or without proof; to suppose or to accept something as true without verification.

Synonyms

• Presume
• Suppose
• Take for granted
• Accept
• Infer
• Conjecture
• Postulate
• Hypothesize

Antonyms

• Doubt
• Question
• Disbelieve
• Reject
• Disregard
• Dismiss
• Contest

Examples

1. I will assume that everyone received the email.
2. We can assume the meeting will start at 10 AM.
3. It’s dangerous to assume that everyone knows the rules.
4. I assume you are familiar with the project details.
5. She tends to assume the worst in any situation.
6. Don’t assume that he will be late; he might be on time.
7. I assume you want the report by Friday.
8. They assume that the weather will be nice for the picnic.
9. Can we assume that the information is accurate?
10. I assume you’ve heard about the new policy changes.
11. You should not assume that everyone will agree with you.
12. He assumed the role of leader without any hesitation.
13. I assume that you’ve done your homework.
14. It’s easy to assume things when you don’t have all the facts.
15. I will assume responsibility for the project moving forward.
16. You cannot assume that the results will be the same next time.
17. They assume the new software will improve productivity.
18. I assume you are looking forward to the holidays.
19. Don’t assume that your opinion is the only one that matters.
20. She assumed he was joking when he made that comment.
21. I assume the meeting is still on for today.
22. We can assume that the train will arrive on time.
23. He assumed she was the one who called.
24. You can’t assume that everyone understands your references.
25. I assume you’re tired after that long trip.
26. Let’s assume that we have enough time to finish.
27. I assume you’ve already completed the assignment.
28. She assumed the best after hearing the news.
29. It’s not wise to assume the worst-case scenario.
30. He assumed his friend would support his decision.
31. We should assume that there will be some challenges.
32. I assume you know how to get there.
33. They assumed the project would be completed ahead of schedule.
34. Don’t assume that everyone is available for the meeting.
35. I assume that was a typo in the document.
36. We can’t assume that our competitors will stay stagnant.
37. She assumed she would get the job based on her experience.
38. I assume the dinner will be served promptly at seven.
39. He assumed the risk involved in the investment.
40. I assume you have a plan for the weekend.
41. It’s a mistake to assume that all customers are satisfied.
42. They assumed the issue was resolved after the meeting.
43. I assume there will be consequences for that action.
44. Don’t assume that you know what I’m thinking.
45. I assume she’ll be attending the conference.
46. He assumed a confident demeanor during the presentation.
47. We assume that our audience understands the topic.
48. I assume you’ve communicated the changes to the team.
49. They assumed the best when they heard the news.
50. I assume you’re familiar with the terms of the contract.
51. You shouldn’t assume that everyone will share your views.
52. She assumed he was telling the truth.
53. I assume the project deadline is still next week.
54. It’s best not to assume anything without evidence.
55. He assumed control of the situation quickly.
56. I assume you’ll be joining us for lunch.
57. They assumed the new regulations would be beneficial.
58. I assume you have prepared for the interview.
59. Don’t assume that the task is easy; it may require more effort.
60. I assume you are aware of the risks involved.
61. She assumed a leadership role in the group project.
62. We can assume that the test results are reliable.
63. I assume you’re ready to start the meeting.
64. Don’t assume that the budget is fixed; it can change.
65. He assumed that the event would be successful.
66. I assume you’ve heard the rumors going around.
67. They assumed that the product launch would be a hit.
68. I assume you’ll keep me informed of any updates.
69. It’s important not to assume anything without proof.
70. She assumed he was upset after the argument.
71. I assume the project will take several weeks to complete.
72. They assumed that everyone would be on board with the plan.
73. I assume you’ve read the latest report.
74. Don’t assume that the instructions are clear to everyone.
75. He assumed that his opinion would matter.
76. I assume you’re looking for a quick solution.
77. She assumed responsibility for the team's performance.
78. We assume that the service will improve after the upgrade.
79. I assume you’ll be working late tonight.
80. Don’t assume that the answers are obvious.
81. He assumed the task was easy and didn’t prepare.
82. I assume you’ll be attending the meeting tomorrow.
83. They assumed the feedback would be positive.
84. I assume you’ve completed the analysis.
85. She assumed the role of mediator during the discussion.
86. We can assume that the audience will have questions.
87. I assume you’re aware of the deadline.
88. Don’t assume that everyone will agree to the terms.
89. He assumed leadership when the situation demanded it.
90. I assume you’re planning to submit your application.
91. They assumed the changes would be well received.
92. I assume you’re prepared for the challenges ahead.
93. She assumed he was the right fit for the job.
94. We can assume that the market will grow next year.
95. I assume you’ll have time to review the document.
96. Don’t assume that the meeting will be brief.
97. He assumed the best when he saw the results.
98. I assume you’ve taken care of the logistics.
99. They assumed the task would be straightforward.
100. I assume you’re ready to move forward with the plan.