1. assuming something to be true beforehand; taking for granted as a basis for argument or action
Usage: present participle of presuppose

Examples

• The debate is presupposing that climate change is real.
• Her argument is presupposing everyone has internet access.
• The plan is presupposing we’ll have enough funding.
• He’s presupposing that all students learn the same way.
• The policy is presupposing cooperation from all departments.
• They’re presupposing the technology will work perfectly.