conjecturing (Meaning)
conjecturing
to form conjectures, to arrive at or deduce by surmise or guesswork, to make conjectures as to, an opinion or judgment based on little or no evidence, a conclusion deduced by surmise or guesswork, interpretation of omens, guess sense 1, a proposition (as in mathematics) before it has been proved or disproved, supposition, inference formed without proof or sufficient evidence
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conjecturing Sentence Examples
- Conjecturing that the alien presence was benign, the researchers cautiously approached the unidentified object.
- While the evidence pointed toward his guilt, the jury hesitated to convict, conjecturing that there might be mitigating circumstances.
- Based on historical patterns, economists conjectured that the current recession would be protracted.
- The detective, conjecturing that the killer had a personal motive, delved into the victim's background.
- Scientists conjectured that the new particle discovered in the LHC could provide insights into the nature of dark matter.
- Conjecturing that the missing manuscript might be hidden in an obscure library, the historian embarked on a relentless search.
- The meteorologists conjectured that the approaching storm would bring heavy rainfall and possible flooding.
- The entrepreneur, conjecturing that the market was underserved, launched a new product that met a specific customer need.
- Medics conjectured that the patient's symptoms were indicative of a rare and potentially fatal disease.
- Conjecturing that their failure was due to a lack of preparation, the students vowed to study harder for the next exam.
FAQs About the word conjecturing
to form conjectures, to arrive at or deduce by surmise or guesswork, to make conjectures as to, an opinion or judgment based on little or no evidence, a conclus
supposing, calculating, guessing, making, figuring,estimating, placing, gauging,judging, reasoning
scaling,measuring, calibrating,computing,working out
Conjecturing that the alien presence was benign, the researchers cautiously approached the unidentified object.
While the evidence pointed toward his guilt, the jury hesitated to convict, conjecturing that there might be mitigating circumstances.
Based on historical patterns, economists conjectured that the current recession would be protracted.
The detective, conjecturing that the killer had a personal motive, delved into the victim's background.
