Definition of Presumptuous

making a judgment before knowing all of the facts - also means - extremely bold and forward in doing something;

Examples of Presumptuous in a sentence

It was rather presumptuous of her to assume I would get her a birthday present.  🔊

The students were presumptuous to think their teacher would not give them a pop quiz on a Monday.  🔊

Despite the fact my uncle believed he was entitled to everything, he was not a presumptuous man.  🔊

It is somewhat presumptuous to assume you know more about medicine than your doctor.  🔊

As a teenager, you would be quite presumptuous to think you know what life is like for an elderly person.  🔊

My best friend was presumptuous enough to believe she was welcome at her ex-boyfriend’s party.  🔊

Is it presumptuous to believe the world will end on a certain day?  🔊

While I do not mean to be presumptuous, I do hope we will have this matter settled before the day is over.  🔊

It is presumptuous to address a person you just met by his or her first name.  🔊

Although James was found near the crime scene, it would be presumptuous of you to accuse him of murder.  🔊

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