No. 675 in Spanish

supuesto

Presumed, assumed, or supposed.

In a sentence

Por supuesto, puedes venir a la fiesta si quieres.
Of course, you can come to the party if you want.
Here, 'por supuesto' translates to 'of course', signifying an agreement or consent.
Es un supuesto que debemos considerar durante la planificación.
It is an assumption that we must consider during the planning.
In this context, 'supuesto' means 'assumption', referring to a hypothetical or presumed condition.
Ellos supusieron que todo estaría listo para la reunión.
They supposed that everything would be ready for the meeting.
The root word 'supuesto' is connected to 'supusieron' here, used as the past tense of 'suponer' meaning 'to assume'.

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