
Jump/leap to conclusions
Metaphorical Leap
Understand this phrase is a metaphor suggesting a person skips steps in a logical process.

He saw her talking to his friend and leaped to conclusions about them dating.
Negative Connotation
Usually implies a hasty and negative judgment without sufficient evidence.

She jumped to the conclusion that he stole the money, but it was actually a gift.
Cautionary Phrase
Often used to advise someone to wait for more information before deciding.

Before you jump to conclusions, let's wait for the test results.
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