Knew
Presumed
Presumed adjective - Appearing to be true on the basis of evidence that may or may not be confirmed.
Both words in one sentence
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In one episode of Bones the Victim of the Week was presumed dead of a heart attack, but Bones knew better.
Source: Waking Up at the Morgue -
Most likely, the decision was because he presumed that everyone, whether or not they knew the languages being translated, would know these small words.
Source: Fun with Subtitles -
Often her force fields, which are supposed to be invisible, were drawn with dotted lines or shading so that the reader knew where they were, even while it was presumed that characters could not see them.
Source: Power Glows
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