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premiss

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American soundpremiss
premiss
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pre - miss -> premiss

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premise (also premiss ) /'premÇs/ n

(fml ) အဆို။ အကြောင်းပြချက်။ a false premise ❍ Let's start from the basic premise that we all have certain rights. ❍ I'm working on the premise that we shall have very little support.

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  • The conclusions in the report were based on a false premise.
  • We started from the premise that the situation can get no worse.
Synonyms
basis, principle, idea, foundation, announce, apriorism, argument, assertion, assume, assumption, begin, commence, evidence, ground, grounds, hypothesis, hypothesize, introduce, posit, postulate, postulation, predicate, presume, presumption, presuppose, presupposition, proof, proposition, start, state, statement, suppose, supposition, thesis
Antonyms
be factual, calculate, complete, conclude, denial, die, disbelieve, end, fact, finish, reality, rejection, stop, truth
Cross references
basisprincipleideafoundationannounceapriorismargumentassertionassumeassumptionbegincommenceevidencegroundgroundshypothesishypothesizeintroducepositpostulatepostulationpredicatepresumepresumptionpresupposepresuppositionproofproposition
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