premiss (Also premisses) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to premiss

  • assumption«
  • premise«
  • member«
  • premiss«
  • thesis«
  • take for granted«
  • subsumption«
  • stipulation«
  • scenario«
  • presume«
  • precondition«
  • minor premiss«
  • minor premise«
  • major premiss«
  • major premise«
  • condition«
  • assume«
  • supposition«
  • suppose«
  • supposal«
  • stipulate«
  • specify«
  • qualify«
  • proviso«
  • provision«
  • presuppose«
  • presumption«
  • given«
  • boundary condition«
  • presumptive«
  • term«
  • assumptive«
  • supposed«
  • specification«
  • spec«
  • self-evident truth«
  • say«
  • qualification«
  • provide«
  • probable«
  • presupposition«
  • postulate«
  • position«
  • posit«
  • making«
  • make bold«
  • hypothetical«
  • groundwork«
  • granted«
  • fundament«
  • foundation«
  • dare«
  • cornerstone«
  • constatation«
  • consideration«
  • conclusion«
  • circumstance«
  • basis«
  • basic assumption«
  • base«
  • assuming«
  • acknowledged«
  • weigh«
  • take«
  • surmise«
  • surmisal«
  • study«
  • statement«
  • speculation«
  • recognized«
  • recognised«
  • probation«
  • probability«
  • primary«
  • presumptuousness«
  • predication«
  • postulator«
  • postulation«
  • non sequitur«
  • network architecture«
  • mitigating circumstance«
  • meat and potatoes«
  • measure up«
  • maths«
  • mathematics«
  • math«
  • make«
  • look at«
  • likeliness«
  • likelihood«
  • law«
  • justification«
  • jurisprudence«
  • insist«
  • ineligibility«
  • hypothesis«
  • guess«
  • ground«
  • givenness«
  • found«
  • forward«
  • establish«
  • eligibility«
  • effrontery«
  • deal«
  • credibleness«
  • credibility«
  • count«
  • consider«
  • conjecture«
  • computer architecture«
  • chance«
  • believe«
  • believability«
  • assert«
  • accepted«
  • tentative«
  • supposititious«
  • suppositious«
  • suppositional«
  • stipulatory«
  • provisionary«
  • provisional«
  • probationary«
  • presumptuous«
  • likely«
  • hypothetic«
  • divinatory«
  • credible«
  • conjectural«
  • believable«
  • agreed upon«
  • verisimilar«
  • uncontroversial«
  • theoretical«
  • theoretic«
  • self-confessed«
  • putative«
  • noncontroversial«
  • equiprobable«
  • declarable«
  • conditional«
  • basal«
  • word«
  • wise«
  • weighing«
  • warrant«
  • warm to«
  • vindicate«
  • verbal description«
  • venture«
  • value statement«
  • validity«
  • uppityness«
  • uppishness«
  • untruth«
  • uninsurability«
  • understatement«
  • understanding«
  • understand«
  • truth«
  • truster«
  • trust«
  • true statement«
  • trifle«
  • think«
  • thing«
  • theory«
  • theorize«
  • theorise«
  • tell«
  • tax law«
  • swear«
  • swallow«
  • suspect«
  • survey«
  • summary«
  • sum-up«
  • street credibility«
  • street cred«
  • statutory law«
  • state«
  • sporting chance«
  • speculate«
  • solvent«
  • solution«
  • smart«
  • slim chance«
  • shariah law«
  • shariah«
  • sharia law«
  • sharia«
  • securities law«
  • risk of infection«
  • risk of exposure«
  • risk«
  • rigour«
  • rigor«
  • rhetorical question«
  • result«
  • restatement«
  • response«
  • resolution«
  • reservation«
  • representation«
  • reply«
  • remark«
  • rely«
  • recognition«
  • reckon«
  • recital«
  • reason«
  • rationalize«
  • rationalise«
  • quotation«
  • quality«
  • qualifying«
  • qualifier«
  • qualified«
  • pushiness«
  • pure mathematics«
  • promulgation«
  • prognostication«
  • proclamation«
  • proclaim«
  • probate«
  • pretend«
  • prediction«
  • predicate«
  • precedent«
  • potential«
  • possibility«
  • pleading«
  • play«
  • plausibleness«
  • plausibility«
  • passing«
  • pass«
  • opine«
  • odds«
  • neural network«
  • neural net«
  • negation«
  • misstatement«
  • military law«
  • mercantile law«
  • mathematician«
  • mathematical statement«
  • martial law«
  • marriageability«
  • liken«
  • legitimacy«
  • law of the land«
  • law of nations«
  • law merchant«
  • known«
  • justify«
  • justice«
  • jurist«
  • judge«
  • joint probability«
  • international law«
  • insurability«
  • input«
  • infer«
  • imagine«
  • hypothesize«
  • hypothesise«
  • hypothecate«
  • hazard«
  • genuineness«
  • gauge«
  • forwardness«
  • formula«
  • foretelling«
  • forecasting«
  • fat chance«
  • falsity«
  • falsehood«
  • fair chance«
  • factor out«
  • factor in«
  • factor«
  • explicandum«
  • explanation«
  • explanans«
  • explanandum«
  • expect«
  • excuse«
  • exceedance«
  • estimate«
  • essential«
  • equate«
  • ecclesiastical law«
  • divination«
  • description«
  • dependent«
  • dependant«
  • deliberation«
  • declaration«
  • dally«
  • cross section«
  • cred«
  • contingent probability«
  • contingent«
  • contemplate«
  • connote«
  • conditionality«
  • conditional probability«
  • compare«
  • common law«
  • commercial law«
  • commentary«
  • comment«
  • cogitation«
  • cogency«
  • cockiness«
  • civil law«
  • chemical formula«
  • cautious statement«
  • case law«
  • capacitate«
  • canon law«
  • calibre«
  • caliber«
  • buy«
  • bumptiousness«
  • build«
  • bidding«
  • bid«
  • believer«
  • believe in«
  • belief«
  • bank«
  • authenticity«
  • assurance«
  • assertion«
  • approximate«
  • applied mathematics«
  • applied math«
  • apologize«
  • apologise«
  • anticipate«
  • answer«
  • annunciation«
  • announcement«
  • amendment«
  • agreement«
  • affirmation«
  • advisement«
  • administrative law«
  • acknowledgment«
  • acknowledgement«
  • account«
  • accept«
  • abstract«
  • zinger«
  • written agreement«
  • working agreement«
  • work out«
  • work«
  • word-painting«
  • word sense«
  • word picture«
  • word meaning«
  • wisecrack«
  • weather forecasting«
  • weasel word«
  • waste«
  • warp«
  • wanted poster«
  • wanted notice«
  • walk-through«
  • vox populi«
  • von Neumann«
  • vocalize«
  • vocalise«
  • vitalist«
  • view«
  • verify«
  • vampirism«
  • values«
  • unseen«
  • unilateral contract«
  • undertake«
  • understate«
  • try«
  • truism«
  • trigonometry«
  • trigonometrician«
  • trig«
  • trier«
  • tribalism«
  • trial judge«
  • totemism«
  • topology«
  • threat«
  • thought«
  • theosophism«
  • theory of probability«
  • theorizer«
  • theorization«
  • theorist«
  • theoriser«
  • theorisation«
  • theoretician«
  • theoretical account«
  • testify«
  • telling«
  • teller«
  • tautology«
  • takeout«
  • take a bow«
  • synopsis«
  • sweep up«
  • swan«
  • sustain«
  • surrejoinder«
  • surrebutter«
  • surrebuttal«
  • supremacism«
  • support«
  • supply«
  • superstitious notion«
  • superstition«
  • supernaturalism«
  • supernatural being«
  • summing up«
  • summation«
  • summarize«
  • summarise«
  • sum up«
  • sum«
  • suicide pact«
  • suffragism«
  • substantiate«
  • submit«
  • submission«
  • strong belief«
  • storyteller«
  • stopper«
  • statute law«
  • spiritualism«
  • spiritual world«
  • spiritual domain«
  • spiritual being«
  • speculator«
  • speculativeness«
  • special pleading«
  • solve«
  • small print«
  • slip of the tongue«
  • slick«
  • slam«
  • sketch«
  • simplification«
  • show«
  • shot«
  • shaft«
  • severance agreement«
  • settlement«
  • settle«
  • set theory«
  • sentiment«
  • scientific discipline«
  • science«
  • school of thought«
  • scheme«
  • say-so«
  • sally«
  • sales agreement«
  • sale«
  • sacerdotalism«
  • rundown«
  • rubric«
  • roundup«
  • rib«
  • revolutionism«
  • retrace«
  • retell«
  • resume«
  • restrict«
  • restate«
  • respond«
  • respect«
  • resolve«
  • resign«
  • rescript«
  • represent«
  • report«
  • replication«
  • repeat«
  • religious belief«
  • religion«
  • reliance«
  • release«
  • rejoinder«
  • reiterate«
  • reflexion«
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