presumption
//prɪˈzʌmp.ʃən//
Noun
presumptionSingular
presumptionsPlural
1
An assumption that something is true based on probability or reasonable evidence, without full proof.
The presumption of innocence is a fundamental principle in law.
2
Behavior or attitude that is considered arrogant, overconfident, or going beyond what is appropriate.
It was sheer presumption on his part to speak on behalf of the entire team without consulting anyone.
3
In law, an inference established by law as universally applicable to certain circumstances.
The presumption of innocence means that a defendant is considered innocent until proven guilty.