ghess (Meaning)

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ghess (v. t. & i.)

See Guess.

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I took a wild guess and answered the trivia question correctly.
The detective made an educated ghess about the suspect's whereabouts.
Based on the clues, I can only ghess at the perpetrator's identity.
Don't make any guesses; wait for the evidence to emerge.
The doctor couldn't make a definitive diagnosis, but he gave us his ghess.
I had a ghess that the test would be difficult, so I studied hard.
The meteorologist gave a cautious ghess about the upcoming weather conditions.
The students were asked to write a one-page essay, giving their guesses about the story's ending.
It's hard to ghess how much the project will cost without knowing the details.
The fortune teller offered to give me a ghess about my future, but I declined.

See Guess.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

I took a wild guess and answered the trivia question correctly.

The detective made an educated ghess about the suspect's whereabouts.

Based on the clues, I can only ghess at the perpetrator's identity.

Don't make any guesses; wait for the evidence to emerge.