Definition of presumer in English:

presumer

noun prɪˈzjuːmə

1A presumptuous person. Now rare.
2A person who assumes or takes something for granted, without proof or good evidence.

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fisher (c1469–1535), bishop of Rochester, cardinal, and martyr. From presume + -er.

nounprɪˈzjuːmə

1A presumptuous person. Now rare.
2A person who assumes or takes something for granted, without proof or good evidence.

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fisher (c1469–1535), bishop of Rochester, cardinal, and martyr. From presume + -er.

词汇	presumer
释义	Definition of presumer in English: presumer noun prɪˈzjuːmə 1A presumptuous person. Now rare. 2A person who assumes or takes something for granted, without proof or good evidence. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fisher (c1469–1535), bishop of Rochester, cardinal, and martyr. From presume + -er. Definition of presumer in US English: presumer nounprɪˈzjuːmə 1A presumptuous person. Now rare. 2A person who assumes or takes something for granted, without proof or good evidence. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fisher (c1469–1535), bishop of Rochester, cardinal, and martyr. From presume + -er.
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