Definition of Assumpuation

Assumpuation

• Assumpuation: to assume something in a situation. (ie) during the argument he assumed the wrong thing and caused a situation. Ergo assumpuation is now created.

  Last edited on Jul 26 2020. Submitted by Whitey on Jul 26 2020.

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