presumer
/prɪˈzuːmər/
noun
- A person who assumes something to be true without proof or authority.
- As a presumer of good intentions, she always gave people the benefit of the doubt.
- The presumer of the theory later admitted he had no evidence.
- The presumer claimed the treasure was buried under the old oak tree.
- A person who acts with excessive confidence or boldness, often beyond what is appropriate.
- He was seen as a presumer for interrupting the CEO during the meeting.
- The young intern was no presumer; she always waited her turn to speak.
- Only a presumer would ask such a personal question on the first date.
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