English
Etymology
First attested w:1432|1432, from Modern French putatif, from Latin putativus supposed, purported, from putatus, from puto|put�re to think.
Adjective
en-adj
- Commonly believed or deemed to be the case; accepted by supposition rather than as a result of proof.
#: She was the putative leader of the rebellion.
#: Few things could be more putative than the rights you claim to have.
Synonyms
purported
reputed
supposed
Translations
Estonian: arvatav, oletatav
Dutch: zogenaamd
Finnish: luultu, putatiivinen, oletettu
Russian: п�едположи�ел�н�й, ве�о��н�й, мним�й
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