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What does "I would have thought" mean here? I would have thought there was nothing in that to disturb me. But I felt uneasy, and I wasn't sure why at first. * I don't understand what "I would have thought" mean. Is it different from "I thought" or "I had thought"?
Jan 25, 2015 8:51 AM
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This is a very British way of saying, "I would have imagined." It means you are trying to think how you would have thought/felt/answered, etc., before such an event took place. For example: "I would have thought I'd be very happy when he asked me to marry him, but when he actually did it I felt uncertain."
January 25, 2015
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