supposed (from the lat. suppositus ) 1 Adjective part of suppose . 2 Applies to a name when the thing in question leads to it improperly or, at least, there is a suspicion that it happens like this: The supposed prince . Wanted, pseudo, self-styled, pseudo. 3 m. Assumption on which is based what is said: I was talking about the assumption that ... Assuming you can not come ... . 4 Fil. Being that is the beginning of your actions. Take for granted one thing. Assume the existing or real in what is done or says: I assume that you are interested in the matter. Of course! Exclamation of assent that expresses great conviction. Of course ... Expression that states a thing that the speaker is convinced: Of course, if you leave, it will be because it suits you. Evident. Suppose that. 1 Hypothetical expression: Assuming he does not come, we would go there. 2 Causal expression with which the speaker states the cause of a certain decision or conclusion: Assuming he does not want to come, we will go in search of him . Since.
