conjecturing

kənˈʤɛkʧərɪŋ

Definition

Definition of conjecturing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

speculationbased on incomplete information rather than evidence

His conjecturing claims lacked supporting evidence.
The article's conjecturing tone annoyed the researchers.
Her conjecturing remarks spread quickly online.

hypothetical

speculative

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Origin of conjecturing

Latin, conicere (to throw together)

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French:conjectural, ...
German:spekulativ, ...
Italian:congetturale, ...
Spanish:especulativo, ...
Portuguese:conjetural, ...
Chinese:推测性的, ...
Japanese:推測に基づく, ...
Arabic:تَخْمينيّ, ...
Hebrew:מְשׁוֹעָר, ...
Russian:предположительный, ...
Ukrainian:гіпотетичний, ...
Hindi:अनुमानाधारित, ...
Bengali:অনুমানভিত্তিক, ...
Catalan:especulatiu, ...
Czech:spekulativní, ...
Danish:spekulativ, ...
Dutch:speculatief, ...
Greek:εικαστικός, ...
Hungarian:feltételező, ...
Khmer:ស្មាន, ...
Korean:추측성의, ...
Persian:حدسی, ...
Polish:spekulacyjny, ...
Portuguese (BR):especulativo, ...
Romanian:speculativ, ...
Swedish:spekulativ, ...
Thai:ที่คาดเดา, ...
Turkish:varsayımsal, ...
Vietnamese:suy đoán, ...

conjecture

kənˈdʒɛkʧər

Definition of conjecture - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

educated guessopinion or conclusion formed from incomplete information

His conjecture about the new planet's location was surprisingly accurate.

guess

hypothesis

speculation

mathematicsstatement likely true but unproven

The conjecture remained unproven for decades.

hypothesis

speculation

Verb

tr.

speculationform an opinion based on incomplete information

Scientists conjecture about the existence of parallel universes.

guess

speculate

surmise

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Goldbach's conjecture

hypothesis that every even number over two is sum of two primes

Goldbach's conjecture remains unproven despite extensive research.

Origin of conjecture

Latin, conicere (to throw together)

Examples of conjecture in a sentence

Her conjecture sparked a lively debate.
Mathematicians debated the conjecture's validity.
Her thesis focused on a famous conjecture.
Historians conjecture about the causes of the ancient civilization's collapse.
Economists often conjecture on future market trends.

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French:conjecture, conjecturer, ...
German:Vermutung, spekulieren, ...
Italian:ipotesi, congetturare, ...
Spanish:suposición, conjeturar, ...
Portuguese:conjectura, especular, ...
Chinese:猜测, 臆测, ...
Japanese:推測, 推測する, ...
Arabic:تَخْمِين, خَمَّنَ, ...
Hebrew:הַשְׁעָרָה, לְשַׁעֵר, ...
Russian:предположение, спекулировать, ...
Ukrainian:здогадка, спекулювати, ...
Hindi:अनुमान, अनुमान लगाना, ...
Bengali:অনুমান, অনুমান করা, ...
Catalan:conjectura, conjecturar, ...
Czech:domněnka, domnívat se, ...
Danish:formodning, formode, ...
Dutch:vermoeden, speculeren, ...
Greek:εικασία, εικάζω, ...
Hungarian:feltevés, feltételezni, ...
Khmer:ការសន្និដ្ឋាន, សន្និដ្ឋានតាមការស្មាន, ...
Korean:추측, 추측하다, ...
Persian:حدس, گمان کردن, ...
Polish:przypuszczenie, spekulować, ...
Portuguese (BR):conjectura, conjecturar, ...
Romanian:conjectură, a conjectura, ...
Swedish:gissning, spekulera, ...
Thai:การสันนิษฐาน, สันนิษฐาน, ...
Turkish:tahmin, tahminde bulunmak, ...
Vietnamese:phỏng đoán, dự đoán, ...

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