Presuppositional

Pronunciation: /ˈˌpɹisəpəzɪʃənˈæɫ/

Presuppositional (adj)

  1. Describing something that is treated as already true before a statement is made.
  2. Using an argument that starts from certain beliefs and then builds conclusions from them.

Presuppositional (adjective)

Examples

  • Her question had a presuppositional assumption about my plans.
  • The joke was presuppositional, so everyone understood the background.