presume
presume.01 - to assume, take for granted
PRESUME-V NOTES: Frames file for 'presume' based on survey of sentences in the WSJ corpus. (from presume.01-v)Aliases:
presume (v.)
presumption (n.)
presumptive (j.)
presumption (n.)
presumptive (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agent, entity/act that presumes
ARG1-PPT: thing presumed
ARG1-PPT: thing presumed
presume-v: transitive
As it stands nowARGM-ADV
, CongressARG0
presumesrel
after the Reagan administrationARGM-TMP
that the White House will take unconstitutionalprovisions in appropriations bills lying downARG1
.presume-v: raising
Company officials said
22 workersARG1
were missing and presumedrel
deadC-ARG1
.presumptive-j: concatenated thing assumed
McCainARG1
is the presumptiverel
nominee for the RepublicansC-ARG1
.presumption-n: All args
Sgt . Crowley 's report of the incident reflects
hisARG0
presumptionrel
that a criminal act was taking placeARG1
.presumptuous
presumptuous.02 - Excessively forward
PRESUMPTUOUS NOTES: Adjectival 'presumptuous' based on BOLT-6. (from presume.01-v)arg0 may be realized as a presumptuous action (potentially with subject of action extracted, requiring concatenation) withbadjectival rel 'presumptuous'. (from presume.01-v)
Aliases:
presumptuous (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: forward entity or action
presumptuous-j
Of courseARGM-DIS
it is a littleARGM-EXT
farfetched and presumptuousrel
to say soARG0
, and also to praises the thief .presumptuous-j: Concatenated arg0
HeARG0
was presumptuousrel
to assume they had become friendsC-ARG0
.