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Synonyms for Supposed:
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adj.
• expected • imaginary • pretended- Impostrous ,
- Imposturous ,
- masked .
- de scribed ,
- de-scribed ,
- more averred ,
- more described ,
- more purported ,
- most averred ,
- most described ,
- most purported ,
- so called ,
- socalled .
- more figured ,
- more guessing ,
- more guesstimated ,
- more surmising ,
- most figured ,
- most guessing ,
- most guesstimated ,
- most surmising ,
- on hunch ,
- on long shot ,
- un resolved ,
- un-resolved .
- hypo thetical ,
- hypo-thetical ,
- in definite ,
- in determinate ,
- in-definite ,
- more concocted ,
- more conjecturable ,
- more contestable ,
- more pretending ,
- more refutable ,
- more stochastic ,
- more unconfirmed ,
- most concocted ,
- most conjecturable ,
- most contestable ,
- most pretending ,
- most refutable ,
- most stochastic ,
- most unconfirmed ,
- pre tending ,
- pre-tending ,
- un confirmed ,
- un-confirmed .
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v.
• believed • calculated • imagined • supposed Other synonyms:
- Misconceived ,
- allegedly ,
- anecdotal ,
- apocryphal ,
- apparently ,
- baseless ,
- debatable ,
- deniable ,
- disputable ,
- factitious ,
- fallacious ,
- far-fetched ,
- groundless ,
- ill-founded ,
- impressionistic ,
- inconclusive ,
- misguided ,
- misleading ,
- outwardly ,
- rumored ,
- seemingly ,
- specious ,
- supposedly ,
- trumped-up ,
- unconfirmed ,
- uncorroborated ,
- unfounded ,
- unproven ,
- unscientific ,
- unsubstantiated ,
- unsupported .
- equivocal ,
- false ,
- illogical ,
- inferential ,
- lame ,
- spurious ,
- subjective ,
- transparent .
- intuitive ,
- presumptive ,
- surface .
- invalid .
Other relevant words:
- academic ,
- anticipated ,
- articulated ,
- artificial ,
- assuming ,
- avowed ,
- believe ,
- casuistic ,
- conceivable ,
- deceptive ,
- deem ,
- described ,
- designated ,
- developed ,
- fake ,
- fancied ,
- formal ,
- formulated ,
- implausible ,
- implicated ,
- implied ,
- in name only ,
- interpreted ,
- Allowed ,
- Animadverted ,
- Averred ,
- Ciphered ,
- Claimed ,
- Cogitated ,
- Constructed ,
- Depended ,
- Divined ,
- Enjoined ,
- Enounced ,
- Enunciated ,
- Envisaged ,
- Explicated ,
- Hazarded ,
- Hinted ,
- Hoped ,
- Hypothecated ,
- Indicated ,
- Intimated ,
- Looked ,
- Meant ,
- Meditated ,
- Mulled ,
- Mused ,
- Pondered ,
- Postulated ,
- Postulatory ,
- Predicated ,
- Premised ,
- Propositional ,
- Recollected ,
- Regarded ,
- Retrieved ,
- Ruminated ,
- Suppositive ,
- Ventured ,
- Viewed ,
- acknowledged ,
- alleged ,
- apparent ,
- assumptive ,
- conjectural ,
- deductive ,
- divinatory ,
- expected ,
- given ,
- granted ,
- hypothesised ,
- hypothetic ,
- hypothetical ,
- imaginary ,
- improbable ,
- intended ,
- involved ,
- kind of ,
- laid on ,
- liked ,
- looked on ,
- looked upon ,
- mantic ,
- misnamed ,
- mock ,
- notional ,
- obligated ,
- obliged ,
- ordered ,
- ostensible ,
- ostensive ,
- pictured ,
- plausible ,
- possible ,
- postulational ,
- predicted ,
- presumable ,
- pretended ,
- pronounced ,
- proposed ,
- provisional ,
- pseudo ,
- puppet ,
- purport ,
- purported ,
- put in ,
- put on ,
- put through ,
- putative ,
- quasi- ,
- questionable ,
- reasoned ,
- recalled ,
- reconstructed ,
- remembered ,
- reminded ,
- representational ,
- represented ,
- reputed ,
- required ,
- retraced ,
- rumoured ,
- said ,
- seeming ,
- self-styled ,
- set up ,
- sham ,
- sibylline ,
- so to speak ,
- so-called ,
- soi-disant ,
- sophistic ,
- sort of ,
- speculative ,
- stated ,
- suggested ,
- superficial ,
- suppose ,
- suppositional ,
- suppositious ,
- supposititious ,
- suppository ,
- suspect ,
- suspected ,
- switched on ,
- taken ,
- tentative ,
- theoretic ,
- theoretical ,
- theorised ,
- titular ,
- turned on ,
- unlikely ,
- vatic ,
- visualized .
- Accounted ,
- Conjecturable ,
- Semblant ,
- contestable ,
- on a hunch ,
- on a long shot ,
- refutable ,
- taken as known ,
- taken for granted ,
- belief ,
- commonly accepted ,
- doubtful ,
- guessing ,
- guesstimated ,
- provisory ,
- stochastic .
- Approximated ,
- Believed ,
- Computed ,
- Conjectured ,
- Contemplated ,
- Counted ,
- Deduced ,
- Deemed ,
- Enumerated ,
- Gauged ,
- Guessed ,
- Inferred ,
- Opined ,
- Rated ,
- Reckoned ,
- Speculated ,
- Surmised ,
- Theorized ,
- Weighed ,
- accepted ,
- affirmed ,
- brainstormed ,
- calculated ,
- conceived ,
- concluded ,
- considered ,
- declared ,
- determined ,
- envisioned ,
- estimated ,
- evaluated ,
- figured ,
- gathered ,
- held ,
- hypothesized ,
- imagined ,
- invented ,
- maintained ,
- planned ,
- professed ,
- ranked ,
- rationalized ,
- reflected ,
- thought ,
- trusted ,
- understood ,
- valued .
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What are the paraphrases for Supposed?
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
putative.
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Verb, past participle
presumed.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Verb, past tense
Presupposed.
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Verb, past tense
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Independent
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Adjective
alleged, assumed, hypothetical, implied, pretended, reported, reputed, so-called, would-be, Deemed, Imputed, self-proclaimed, socalled, supposedto.
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Verb, past tense
alleged, assumed, constituted, duty, entitled, entitlement, felt, figured, forecast, implied, involved, law, marked, permitted, placed, posed, remembered, represented, required, right, said, say, scheduled, should, straight, suggested, telling, thought, Accounted, Allowed, Amounted, Believed, Depended, Droit, Got, Meant, Told, Speculated, Rights, OUGHTA, GOTTA, 'd, 'il.
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Verb, past participle
accepted, accomplished, accused, adopted, advised, agreed, alleged, allotted, applied, appointed, arranged, arrested, asserted, assigned, associated, assumed, authorised, authority, authorized, booked, bound, called, charged, chosen, cleared, commissioned, compelled, conceived, confined, connected, considered, consumed, continued, cute, dedicated, demonstrated, designated, designed, desired, destined, developed, devoted, directed, disguised, done, doomed, drawn, dressed, driven, effected, elected, embodied, empowered, encouraged, enforced, entitled, envisioned, estimated, expended, expressed, faced, felt, forced, forecast, foreseen, forgotten, geared, gone, ha, held, how, hurt, iii, imagined, imbued, implied, imposed, inscribed, instructed, invited, involved, issue, justified, kept, known, led, left, let, licensed, lieutenant, listed, loaded, ma, made, maintained, marked, mission, mister, motivated, must, named, nature, needed, not, obligated, obliged, ordered, oriented, owed, paid, perceived, permitted, place, placed, planned, pointed, posed, possessed, predicted, prescribed, presented, pretended, principle, principled, professed, projected, proposed, put, reasoned, reflected, remembered, removed, renowned, reported, represented, request, requested, required, reserved, restricted, role, rotated, rule, said, sanctioned, scheduled, search, seen, selected, set, shall, sir, sought, specified, spent, spoken, stated, stored, straight, suggested, supper, suspected, sustained, tailored, taken, task, thought, torn, tried, turn, turned, understood, valued, warden, warranted, worried, Accorded, Acted, Aimed, Allowed, Anything, Appealed, Appeared, Argued, Asked, Attributed, Been, Borne, Believed, Brought, Caused, Channelled, Clamped, Dan, Dealt, Deemed, Delivered, Demanded, Devised, Displayed, Droit, Earmarked, Enabled, Encountered, Engineered, Enshrined, Entailed, Envisaged, Exerted, Family, Gotten, Got, Had, Has, Helped, Him, Hoped, Incurred, Indicated, Intentioned, Judged, L, Looked, Meant, Mentioned, Non, Occurred, Passed, Picked, Questioned, Ranged, Referred, Regarded, Resulted, Shipped, Shown, Targeted, Tasked, Told, Termed, Urged, Viewed, Waited, Commemorated, Construed, Contemplated, Contended, Convened, Posited, Provided, Speculated, Submitted, Summoned, Surmised, Wanna, programmed, budgeted, entrusted, allocated, hosted, forecasted, mandated, hypothesized, GONNA, GOTTA, HUH, opted, laid, signalled, l., ', 'il.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
presumed, presumptive, purported, self-styled, suspected.
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Verb, past tense
imagined.
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Adjective
What are the opposite words for supposed?
Supposed is a term used to indicate that something is believed to be true or expected to happen, but may not necessarily be the case. Antonyms for supposed include actual, real, factual, tangible, confirmed, verified and proven. These words suggest that something is definite, certain, and not just a tentative belief or assumption. Other antonyms for supposed are undoubted, concrete, conclusive, established, authentic, and verifiable. These terms emphasize the validity and reliability of something, suggesting that there is no doubt about its correctness or truthfulness. Using these antonyms effectively can help to clarify ideas and communicate the level of certainty about a particular subject.
What are the antonyms for Supposed?
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adj.
• noun- authenticated ,
- confirmed ,
- corroborated ,
- empiric ,
- empirical ,
- established ,
- genuine ,
- hidden ,
- implausible ,
- impossible ,
- improbable ,
- inconceivable ,
- likely ,
- probable ,
- substantiated ,
- sure ,
- unlikely ,
- unobligated ,
- unquestionable ,
- valid ,
- validated ,
- verified .
- real .
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Usage examples for Supposed
Famous quotes with Supposed
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My pastor said, Just because you were a celebrity doesn't mean you're supposed to be a celebrity now.
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And there are no stars and that you're never really sure who's doing what and what voice is what and, you know what I mean? It's supposed to be quite elusive.
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The thing about For Better or Worse is the only thing that made me an okay director for that is that I have a sense of humor, and it was supposed to be funny.
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The weird thing was that Soft Cell was supposed to have come and gone before I started the album.
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Everybody got away from what Pearl Jam are supposed to be.
Related words & questions
Related words: supposed to, so-called, alleged, reputed, reputedly
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