Suppose
Suppose verb - To form an opinion from little or no evidence.
Usage example: what do you suppose he's going to do with the prize money he won?
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Matorans who become Toa was ret-conned to take on the appearance of whatever they thought a Toa was suppose to look like at the time of their ascension.
Source: Toys / BIONICLE - I suppose he used to tell himself that he could take them or leave them alone, and then foundtoo latethat he couldn't.
- Annie: I don't suppose you'd mind letting us take a little looksie in your bag, then?
Source: Collective Groan
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