What does WMA stand for?

We May Assume (often used in the context of logical argument)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Science, medicine, engineering, etc.
Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

For example, when planning an iteration, we may assume that our database administrator will complete the "tune the advanced search query" task because he has the best SQL skills on the team.

Iteration Planning - Don't Allocate Tasks yet!

I agree with the unaware that we may assume many of these new ingredients and methods don't cause health problems, either alone or in combination.

Is FDA food testing unbiased?

And because of the historic context, we may assume that Kador Laomer, instead of being an elamite king, was the great Hammurabi (himself being contemporary of the18th century BC).

Abraham, Terah and the Idols

We may assume that the worldwide emotional outpouring at the time of her death was justified not merely because of her beauty (an accident of birth) nor her glamor (which can be purchased), but because of her very belated recognition of the obligations incumbent upon those to whom much is given.

PRINCESS DIANA DIANA'S PECULIAR EDUCATION

The publisher's 'blurb,' for which the editor may not necessarily be responsible, boasts that there are 'over twice as many women poets as before' although we may assume it was his decision to make the change.

The Oxford Book of English Verse