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assumed adj.
come through adj.
natural adj.
unfailing adj.

ADJECTIVE

assumed

Synonyms

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accepted granted presumed

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conjectured connoted given hypothesized inferred postulated presupposed supposed surmised understood

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hypothetical suppositional tacit taken as known taken for granted

Antonyms

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genuine natural real unassumed unexpected

ADJECTIVE

come through

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consistent dependable reliable trustworthy

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tried-and-true unfailing unflagging

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counted-on never-failing

ADJECTIVE

natural

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common essential innate instinctive legitimate logical ordinary reasonable usual

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characteristic commonplace constant familiar general natal native probable regular uniform universal

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accustomed anticipated congenital connatural consistent customary habitual inborn indigenous ingenerate inherent intuitive involuntary looked-for matter-of-course prevailing prevalent relied on spontaneous typic typical unacquired uncontrolled

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abnormal atypical extraordinary irregular uncommon unreasonable unusual

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changing exceptional foreign inconsistent infrequent particular rare unsteady

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affected artificial different fixed modified pretended refined unnatural

ADJECTIVE

unfailing

Synonyms

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bottomless boundless eternal inexhaustible steadfast unflagging

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absolute assiduous ceaseless come-through consistent constant continual continuing continuous counted-on delivering dependable diligent dyed-in-the-wool endless faithful infallible invariable loyal never-failing persistent reliable rock solid same solid staunch straight sure surefire there tried-and-true true trustworthy unlimited unrelenting

Antonyms

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changing limited

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failing impermanent uncertain unsure

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counted on

For decades, most Americans felt like the FBI was a reliable law enforcement agency that could be counted on to solve crimes and protect us from some of the worst criminals.

From Salon ● Sep. 18, 2026

"Now, they can be counted on your fingers."

From Barron's ● Sep. 8, 2026

The corps was far more numerous than the populations of the villages on its route; its ravages cleaned out food stores that local peoples counted on for survival.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jul. 27, 2026

According to the Associated Press, an estimated 56% of votes have been counted on Thursday.

From BBC ● Jun. 4, 2026

I loved how smart my teammates were, and how they could always be counted on to perform their routines with consistency, making everything look easy.

From "Courage to Soar" by Simone Biles

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