Dictionary definition of presuppose

1. These dieting tips presuppose that everyone has the same metabolism, which is incorrect.
2. For this plan to work, we must presuppose that all team members contribute equally.
3. This approach to language learning seems to presuppose that all students have the same learning pace.
4. The standards presuppose that every child has access to technology at home, which is a flawed assumption.
5. In literature, we often presuppose the author's intention behind their characters' behaviors.
6. The research seems to presuppose a high literacy rate among the target audience.
7. Our predictions presuppose a steady rate of inflation over the next few years.
8. The notions of quantum mechanics presuppose that particles can exist in multiple states simultaneously.
9. Legal interpretations often presuppose the existence of a social contract among citizens.
10. The success of this project will presuppose extensive collaboration between the teams.
11. In that hypothesis, you presuppose the possibility of a multiverse, which is yet to be proven.
12. The test presuppose that the students have a fair understanding of basic calculus.
13. These parenting strategies presuppose an ideal scenario where children are always receptive to instructions.
14. We presuppose honesty in conversation; without it, truth falters.
15. To solve the riddle, you must presuppose the clue's integrity.
16. Ethical debates often presuppose a shared moral groundwork.
17. Laws presuppose citizens’ consent to be governed justly.
18. Scientific theories presuppose observable, repeatable facts.
19. In debate, arguments presuppose opponents respect logic.
20. Mutual respect must presuppose each person’s equal worth.
21. Dialogues on faith presuppose belief in spiritual realms.
22. Peace talks presuppose a desire for resolution in parties.
23. Understanding others presuppose empathy as a foundation.
24. Progress in therapy presuppose openness from the patient.