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surmised Meaning
surmised
a thought or idea based on little evidence, to form an idea of based on very little evidence, to form a notion of from scanty evidence, a thought or idea based on scanty evidence
surmised Sentence Examples
- I surmised that the earthquake had damaged the building, based on the cracks I saw.
- The detective surmised the suspect's motive from the evidence found at the crime scene.
- The scientist surmised that the new compound would have therapeutic benefits, based on its molecular structure.
- I surmised that my friend was upset, judging by her body language.
- The weatherman surmised that the storm would intensify based on the radar readings.
- The historian surmised that the ancient civilization had a complex social hierarchy from the ruins found in their city.
- The lawyer surmised that the witness was lying based on the inconsistencies in their testimony.
- The doctor surmised that the patient's symptoms were indicative of a serious illness.
- The economist surmised that the recession would be prolonged, based on the trend in economic data.
- The teacher surmised that the students had cheated on the exam, given the uniformity of their answers.
FAQs About the word surmised
a thought or idea based on little evidence, to form an idea of based on very little evidence, to form a notion of from scanty evidence, a thought or idea based
suspected, presumed, assumed,guessed, conjectured, alleged, excusable,justifiable,warrantable, documentable
indemonstrable, debatable, insupportable, unprovable, unsupportable, unverifiable,unsustainable,disputable, refutable,disprovable
I surmised that the earthquake had damaged the building, based on the cracks I saw.
The detective surmised the suspect's motive from the evidence found at the crime scene.
The scientist surmised that the new compound would have therapeutic benefits, based on its molecular structure.
I surmised that my friend was upset, judging by her body language.
