assuming that

If we accept

Assuming that introduces a condition taken as true for the sake of argument or planning: Assuming that the weather holds, we'll leave at dawn.

It's slightly more tentative than "if"—the speaker treats the condition as a working premise rather than a settled fact.

Often shortened to just "assuming": Assuming you're right, what then?

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let's say · imagine · what if · in case · should · contingent · premise · stipulating · taking for granted · based on · counting on · expecting · believing · all things being equal · speculating · conjecture · inference · leap of faith

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epistemic certainty

assuming thatsince

From then onward

as a matter of fact · in reality · demonstrably · actually · seeing as

logical stance

assuming thatirrespective of

Without being affected by

even if · despite · whether or not

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