Presume and Reason

Presume

Presume verb - To form an opinion from little or no evidence.

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Reason and presume are semantically related in deduce topic. In some cases you can use "Reason" instead a verb "Presume", when it comes to topics like reach a conclusion.

Reason

Reason verb - To form an opinion or reach a conclusion through reasoning and information.

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Presume and reason are semantically related in deduce topic. Sometimes you can use "Presume" instead a verb "Reason", if it concerns topics such as reach a conclusion.

Nearby Words: reasonable, reasoning, reasoned, reasonably, reasonableness

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Common collocations

man	presume man	reason man
people	presume people	reason people
father	presume father	reason father
war	presume war	reason war

Both words in one sentence

Milton: Detectives, there's no reason to presume that Cotton's death had anything to do with this movie, is there?

Source: Murder Simulators
Convicted by Public Opinion: A major reason Darcy is reluctant to go to the police: everyone would presume she knew about the murders.

Source: Literature / Full Dark, No Stars
One may presume the One Ring created by Sauron could also only have been created once and it would make sense that reason for this is as given that he put his own power into the ring thus diminishing it in himself.

Source: Magic A Is Magic A