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presumptive adjective anticipated, apparent, assumed, assumptive, believable, circumstantial, conjecturable, conjectural, conjectured, credible, easy to believe, evidential, feasible, hypothesized, imagined, inferred, likely, plausible, possible, postulated, presumable, presumed, presupposed, probable, putative, seeming, speculative, speculatory, supposed, suppositional, supposititious, suppositive, surmisable, theoretical, well-founded, well-grounded Associated concepts: presumptive damages, presumptive evidence, presumptive grant, presumptive notice, preeumptive ownership, presumptive possession See also: circumstantial, colorable, deductible, plausible, probable, provable, putative, speculative, theoretical How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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However, viral load increased in those incorrectly treated for malaria presumptively (Table). But the EU draft constitution has presumptively failed. Since the concept of meritocracy is most often invoked in advanced industrial and presumptively democratic societies, a question arises as to the relation of advancement to merit, but also to such issues as justice and equity. |
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