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assumption

assumption In historical logic, an assumption is a proposition treated as true for the sake of an argument.

In historical logic, an assumption is a proposition treated as true for the sake of an argument. The source also presents it as a broad category that includes postulates and hypotheses, and notes that earlier Latin logicians used the term for the minor premise.