suppose vb. (2 cf. SUPPOSED 1, SUPPOSING)
1.
to form an
idea of
1H6 IV. i. 186
“more furious . . .
broils Than yet can be imagin'd or
s-'d,”
Sonn. lvii. 10
“or your affairs
suppose.”
2.
to picture to
oneself, imagine H5 I. Chor.
19, III. Chor. 3, Per. V. ii.
5.
3.
to presume the truth
of, conjecture
Err. III. i. 101
“supposed by the common
rout.”
