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Showing words for ASSUMED using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Assumed

assumed, medusas

6 Letter Words for Assumed

amused, amuses, assume, masdeu, massed, medusa, mussed, sedums

5 Letter Words for Assumed

adsum, amess, amusd, amuse, assed, dames, desma, dessa, dumas, mased, mases, masse, masus, mauds, meads, mesad, mesas, mesua, mused, muses, musse, sades, sames, seams, sedum, sesma, smuse, suade, sudes

4 Letter Words for Assumed

amus, asem, asse, daes, dame, dams, dase, deas, dess, deus, dmus, dues, duma, eaus, edam, emda, emus, esau, euda, made, mads, maed, maes, mase, mass, masu, maud, mdse, mead, meas, meds, mesa, mess, meus, muds, musa, musd, muse, muss, sade, same, saum, seam, seas, ssed, sude, suds, sued, sues, sums, used, uses

3 Letter Words for Assumed

ade, adm, ads, aes, ame, amu, ase, ass, aud, aum, dae, dam, das, dau, dea, dem, des, due, dum, ead, eam, eas, eau, eds, ems, emu, esd, esm, ess, esu, mad, mae, mas, mau, mea, med, mes, meu, mss, mud, mus, sad, sam, sau, sds, sea, sed, sem, sma, sse, ssu, sud, sue, sum, sus, uds, uma, ume, ums, usa, use

Definitions for Assumed

[1] adopted in order to deceive; fictitious; pretended; feigned: an assumed name; an assumed air of humility.
[2] taken for granted; supposed: His assumed innocence proved untrue.
[3] usurped.
[4] to take for granted or without proof: to assume that everyone wants peace.
[5] to take upon oneself; undertake: to assume an obligation.
[6] to take over the duties or responsibilities of: to assume the office of treasurer.
[7] to take on (a particular character, quality, mode of life, etc.); adopt: He assumed the style of an aggressive go-getter.
[8] to take on; be invested or endowed with: The situation assumed a threatening character.
[9] to pretend to have or be; feign: to assume a humble manner.
[10] to appropriate or arrogate; seize; usurp: to assume a right to oneself; to assume control.
[11] to take upon oneself (the debts or obligations of another).
[12] Archaic . to take into relation or association; adopt.
[13] to take something for granted; presume.
[14] false; fictitious an assumed name
[15] taken for granted an assumed result
[16] usurped; arrogated an assumed authority
[17] (may take a clause as object) to take for granted; accept without proof; suppose to assume that someone is sane
[18] to take upon oneself; undertake or take on or over (a position, responsibility, etc) to assume office
[19] to pretend to; feign he assumed indifference, although the news affected him deeply
[20] to take or put on; adopt the problem assumed gigantic proportions
[21] to appropriate or usurp (power, control, etc); arrogate the revolutionaries assumed control of the city
[22] Christianity (of God) to take up (the soul of a believer) into heaven

Words related to Assumed

granted, accepted, presumed, affected, simulated, pretended, feigned, fake, counterfeit, sham, given, inferred, understood, supposed, artificial, bogus, fictitious, imitation, made-up

Words nearby Assumed

assuan, assuasive, assuerus, assumable, assume, assumed, assumed bond, assuming, assumpsit, assumption, assumptionist

Origin of Assumed

1400–50; late Middle English (< Anglo-French assumer ) < Latin assūmere to take to, adopt, equivalent to as- as- + sūmere to take up; see consume

Other words from Assumed

as·sum·ed·ly [uh -soo -mid-lee] /əˈsu mɪd li/ , adverb
non·as·sumed , adjective
self-as·sumed , adjective
un·as·sumed , adjective
well-as·sumed , adjective
as·sum·er , noun
o·ver·as·sume , verb (used with object), o·ver·as·sumed, o·ver·as·sum·ing.
pre·as·sume , verb (used with object), pre·as·sumed, pre·as·sum·ing.
re·as·sume , verb (used with object), re·as·sumed, re·as·sum·ing.

Word origin for Assumed

C15: from Latin assūmere to take up, from sūmere to take up, from sub- + emere to take

Synonyms for Assumed

affected, counterfeit, fake, feigned, pretended, sham, simulated, artificial, bogus, false, fictitious, imitation, made-up, make-believe, phony, put-on, spurious