No. 11,888 in French
supposés
"Supposés" in English means "assumed" or "alleged."
In a sentence
Les faits supposés dans cette affaire sont discutés au tribunal.
The supposed facts in this case are being discussed in court.
Here, 'supposés' is used as an adjective referring to 'facts'. It implies that these facts are assumed or alleged without conclusive evidence.
On doit tenir compte des coûts supposés lors de la planification.
One must consider the assumed costs during planning.
In this sentence, 'supposés' describes 'costs' as presumed or estimated, highlighting their tentative nature in a planning context.
Ses talents supposés ne se sont pas révélés utiles dans cette tâche.
His supposed talents did not prove useful in this task.
Here, 'supposés' refers to 'talents' as alleged or believed, emphasizing a sense of doubt or skepticism about their utility.
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