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Discover LudwigThe phrase "premise to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational ideas or assumptions that support a particular argument or theory.
Example: "The premise to her argument was that all humans have an inherent desire for connection."
Alternatives: "basis for" or "foundation of".
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"Jewish Jocks" extends this premise to non-athletes as well.
The series immediately takes this premise to the extreme.
People simply find its premise to be flawed.
Mr. Prokhorov has blown that premise to smithereens.
It stretches an already flimsy premise to depressing new lengths.
He had some premise to get me there.
I find the whole premise to be insulting, outrageous, ridiculous and profoundly tragic.
Some critics likened the premise to encouraging people to fight prejudice by hiding their ethnicity.
"We wanted to have one brand, one premise, to focus all of our marketing efforts".
The show took the controversial premise to its worst-case conclusion.
I think you'll find this premise to be the starting point for a truly compelling drama.
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