No. 11,212 in French

présumés

"Présumés" means "presumed" or "alleged" in English.

In a sentence

Les présumés innocents ont le droit à un procès équitable.
The presumed innocent have the right to a fair trial.
In this sentence, 'présumés' is used as an adjective meaning 'presumed,' referring to individuals regarded as innocent until proven otherwise.
Il a évoqué les faits présumés lors de la réunion.
He mentioned the alleged facts during the meeting.
Here, 'présumés' describes 'faits' (facts), suggesting they are considered alleged or supposed until verified.
Les causes présumées de l'accident sont toujours examinées.
The presumed causes of the accident are still being examined.
In this context, 'présumées' qualifies the noun 'causes,' implying they are taken as possible explanations but are not yet confirmed.

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