just assume
just assume adverb: eggcorn of just as soon.
Adverb
just assume (not comparable)
- Eggcorn of just as soon.
- I would just assume not make the man's name a part of a public record if I don't have to.1999, Investigation of Illegal Or Improper Activities in Connection with 1996 Federal Election Campaigns: Witness Deposition Testimony, page 1210
- "And it's one area most executives would just assume not govern, a new survey shows."2002 February 17, Teresa M. McAleavy, “Unwritten Rules Govern Office Wooing”, in Record
Examples of just assume in a sentence
- Hendrix has his way, he would just assume not to see Shorecrest's Anthony Katchuk again.2006 March 30, Brandon Wright, “Shorecrest Dowwns Tampa Prep Again”, in St. Petersburg Times:
- I'm not a social butterfly and just assume spend my free time studying the teachings of Aradia.2007, Nocholas Hanna, Coven of Rats:
- “Just trying to survive and stay to myself— you know me, I just assume not mess with anyone,” I said to him as I shook his hand2009, Benjamin J. Davis V, They Call Me Jack:
- “I just assume not wake him 'till he's ready.”2017, Matt Manochio, Sentinels:
Questions about just assume
- What does just assume mean?
- Just assume means eggcorn of just as soon.
- How do you use just assume in a sentence?
- Hendrix has his way, he would just assume not to see Shorecrest's Anthony Katchuk again.
- What part of speech is just assume?
- Just assume is an adverb.
Words near just assume in the dictionary
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