falsely assume

Too many falsely assume that they must go out of state to find one or both.

I had falsely assumed they were using relatively little power.

They both falsely assume that she's having an affair with Dan, to which she immediately denies.

Both sides falsely assume that domestic and foreign policy can be neatly separated.

Her statement was admitted only to prevent the jury from falsely assuming the young woman did not complain to anyone, the judge said.

Many clients falsely assume that an extensive social network, involving family, friends and colleagues, just happens.

You also falsely assume that all Africans are homogeneous, with the same interests, concerns and resources.

That technology sometimes causes people to assume falsely that nothing more of value can be learned from an autopsy.

For example, a few movie-goers may falsely assume that the quality of the film is a purely objective entity.

"They falsely assume that our goal is to defeat budgets wholesale without reference to substance," he said.