Preposition: that

• people: There was no proof at the inquiry only supposition that people will use the bus.

• something: When water is near and a weight is missing it is not a very far-fetched supposition that something has been sunk in the water.

• practice: The supposition that practices would refer all cases to their local VI Center, which would then collect data, is incorrect.

Converse of object

• support: She also starts out the novel with a set of facts designed to support the suppositions in the novel.

• make: Peter makes a supposition about the individuals to whom he writes.

• have: Until then we have only supposition to rely on to place Charlie in history.

• confirm: We use a reference book just to look up the odd fact or confirm a supposition.

• remain: This might actually back your points very well, but it remains a supposition.

• base: Since many of the kings are supposition based solely on the bible, it piles supposition on top of supposition.

Adjective modifier

• pure: But it turns out that this is pure supposition based on a small sample size, preconceptions and guesswork.

• latter: I was inclined from the first to the latter supposition.

• reasonable: There is therefore a need to understand the range of each variable for which linearity might be a reasonable supposition.

• natural: The British Queen had arrived at New York on November 23, and it would be a natural supposition that Gouraud landed then.

• personal: What determines whether a term has material, simple or personal supposition?

• such: He made a grim effort to dismiss all such suppositions.

Modifies a noun

• yesterday: I made the supposition yesterday that the remark was probably deliberate.

• cannot: But such a supposition cannot but remain highly hypothetical.

Noun used with modifier

• material: Material supposition is when a term stands for a linguistic item as such.

Preposition: of

• knowledge: It is in this operation of transference that the supposition of knowledge is situated.

• science: We disagree again because I think that as long as correspondence works the suppositions of science are being upheld.