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She dismissed it as mere conjecture.conjecture = a conclusion or opinion based on inconclusive evidence
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It is important to distinguish between conjecture and fact.
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Who is Peter Van Houten to assert as fact the conjecture that our labor is temporary? (source)conjecture = conclusion or opinion based on inconclusive evidence
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There has been a great deal of conjecture about what caused such a precipitous decline. (source)conjecture = forming opinions or conclusions based upon inconclusive evidence
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But this is conjecture. (source)conjecture = a conclusion or opinion based on inconclusive evidence
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"It must have melted into stone," Father conjectured. (source)conjectured = concluded or guessed based on inconclusive evidence
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I conjecture that the names they represent are in the Security Chiefs data storage location. (source)conjecture = conclude or guess based on inconclusive evidence
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A radio announcer barks fresh conjectures about a possible attack and... (source)conjectures = guesses (opinions based on inconclusive evidence)
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"I guess the ideal thing," I conjectured, half dreaming, "would have been to get clothes with good, deep pockets." (source)conjectured = concluded
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Mostly they were focused on me, whispering, nodding, conjecturing on who I was. (source)conjecturing = forming conclusions (or guesses) based on inconclusive evidence
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Though the dates given are often conjectural, especially for the Second Age, they deserve attention. (source)conjectural = based on inconclusive evidence
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These were all the verses that could be deciphered; the rest, the writing being worm-eaten, were handed over to one of the Academicians to make out their meaning conjecturally.† (source)
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Whenever Steve came over, my father would duck into his study, or join my mother in her bedroom, where, in hushed whispers, they would try and conjecture what might be going on below. (source)conjecture = guess based on inconclusive evidence
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However, these conjectures are vague and fallible. (source)conjectures = guesses (opinions based on inconclusive evidence)
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It was conjectured that perhaps the family had information to the effect that Erlone knew of the whereabouts of Miss Dalton, and certain police officials assigned that as the motive behind the family's request for the radical's release. (source)conjectured = guessed based on inconclusive evidence
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rapture of so much amateur conjecturing and surmising would flush their faces as irrepressibly as blood!† (source)conjecturing = concluding or guessing based on inconclusive evidence
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