Definition for Premise:

• That which is premised: a proposition antecedently supposed or proved for after- reasoning: ( logic) one of the two propositions in a syllogism from which the conclusion is drawn: the thing set forth in the beginning of a deed:- pl. a building and its adjuncts.

Synonyms for Premise:

• n.

  •Occam's razor (noun)
  • occams razor,
  • ockham's razors,
  • ockhams razor,
  • occam-razor,
  • occams-razor,
  • ockham razors,
  • law parsimony,
  • occam razor,
  • ockhams razors,
  • ockham razor,
  • occam's-razor.
  •
  • ideal,
  • commitment,
  • faith,
  • philosophy,
  • thought.
  •assumption (noun)
  • suspicion,
  • accepting,
  • acceptance,
  • fancy,
  • belief,
  • assuming,
  • surmise,
  • shot*,
  • stab,
  • expectation,
  • conjecture,
  • shot in the dark,
  • hunch.
  •basis (noun)
  • background,
  • center,
  • keystone,
  • warrant,
  • essence,
  • heart,
  • source,
  • core,
  • essential,
  • authority,
  • base,
  • bedrock,
  • explanation,
  • keynote,
  • data,
  • law,
  • principle,
  • antecedent,
  • backbone,
  • footing,
  • substratum,
  • theorem,
  • axiom,
  • dictum,
  • crux,
  • nexus,
  • security,
  • support,
  • justification,
  • backing,
  • Underpinning,
  • root,
  • sanction.
  •dissertation (noun)
  • criticism,
  • article,
  • dissertation,
  • commentary,
  • contention,
  • interpolation,
  • essay,
  • position,
  • opinion,
  • argument,
  • examination,
  • analysis,
  • discussion,
  • research,
  • assertion,
  • critique.
  •hypothesis (noun)
  • foundation,
  • attribution,
  • assignment,
  • suggestion,
  • interpretation,
  • condition,
  • system,
  • plan,
  • speculation,
  • scheme,
  • derivation,
  • deduction,
  • conclusion,
  • term,
  • layout,
  • demonstration,
  • rationale,
  • proposal.
  •introduce (noun)
  • introduce.
  •nominalism principle (noun)
  • Occam's Razor.
  •nucleus (noun)
  • germ,
  • matter,
  • focus,
  • hub,
  • embryo,
  • spark,
  • kernel,
  • nub,
  • seed,
  • pivot.
  •preface (noun)
  • preface.
  •premiss (noun)
  • premiss.
  •presumption (noun)
  • grounds,
  • likelihood,
  • chance,
  • probability,
  • shot,
  • plausibility,
  • anticipation.
  •presupposition (noun)
  • pre suppositions,
  • pre-supposition,
  • pre-suppositions,
  • pre supposition.
  •reasoning (noun)
  • train of thought,
  • illation,
  • Syllogization,
  • illations,
  • generalizations,
  • generalization.
  •supposition (noun)
  • guesstimate,
  • rough guess,
  • stab in the dark,
  • guessing.
  •terms (noun)
  • pro-visions,
  • de-tails,
  • de tails,
  • what i,
  • pro-viso,
  • pro vision,
  • what is,
  • size it,
  • under-standings,
  • under-standing,
  • pro-vision,
  • pro visions,
  • nittygritty,
  • what it i,
  • pro-visos,
  • pro viso,
  • under standings,
  • under standing.
  •theory (noun)
  • out-look,
  • out looks,
  • pre sentiments,
  • out look,
  • pre-sentiments,
  • out-looks,
  • pre-sentiment,
  • formularizations.
  •topic (noun)
  • paradigm,
  • exposition,
  • query,
  • issue,
  • motif,
  • subject,
  • question,
  • theme,
  • text,
  • consideration,
  • statement,
  • concept,
  • problem,
  • topic,
  • idea,
  • point.

• v.

  •posit (verb)
  • hast sneaking suspicion,
  • has sneaking suspicion,
  • under stood,
  • hath a hunch,
  • hadst a hunch,
  • takes as gospel truth,
  • took stock in,
  • under-stood,
  • hast hunch,
  • had a hunch,
  • hath sneaking suspicion,
  • has hunch,
  • taking as gospel truth,
  • hath hunch,
  • haddest sneaking suspicion,
  • having sneaking suspicion,
  • having a hunch,
  • hadst sneaking suspicion,
  • under-stands,
  • haddest hunch,
  • takes stock in,
  • took as gospel truth,
  • having hunch,
  • under stands,
  • taking stock in,
  • under stand,
  • had sneaking suspicion,
  • hadst hunch,
  • had hunch,
  • haddest a hunch.
  •postulate (verb)
  • aver,
  • hypothesize,
  • estimate,
  • speculate,
  • advance,
  • theorize,
  • affirm,
  • propose,
  • assert.
  •premise (verb)
  • commence,
  • begin,
  • predicate,
  • start,
  • state,
  • announce.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • assume.
  •
  • presuppose,
  • circumstances.
  •
  • reckon.
  •posit
  • have a hunch,
  • has a hunch,
  • have sneaking suspicion,
  • take as gospel truth,
  • take stock in,
  • posits.
  •proposition
  • proof.

Paraphrases for Premise:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    assumption, premises.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    condition.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    essentials.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    principle, principles, Loci, Rests, equals, postulate, premiss, reasoning, notion, pre-requisite, concept, argument, assertion, spirit, scenario, preamble, logic, standpoint, philosophy, precursor, belief, context, theory.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    prerequisite, precondition, presumption, hypothesis, proposition, supposition, pre-condition, starting-point, idea, rationale, proviso, understanding, requirement, thesis, axiom, circumstance.

Antonyms for Premise:

• n.

  • assumption
    unexpected, doubt.
  • hypothesis
    measurement, proof, calcualtion.
  • nucleus
    exterior, outside, Exteriority.
  • premise
    fact, reality, truth.
  • proposition
    opposition, condemnation, denial, refusal, rejection.

• v.

  • hypothesize
    die, conclude, end, finish, stop, complete.
  • postulate
    calculate.
  • premise
    be factual.
  • presume
    disbelieve.

Hyponym for Premise:

• v.

  • communication
    exposit, expound, set forth.