Sample Sentences fortheorize (editor-reviewed)
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I don't want to begin to theorize until I have more data.theorize = develop a general belief (about how things work or what happened)
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Galileo theorized the motion of the stars.theorized = developed a belief about
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Marx theorized that wealth would be concentrated amongst a few and that most people would live in abject poverty.
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Lale tries to keep his mind off theorizing about what might lie ahead.† (source)
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Maybe, she theorized, the girl's parents owned a plant nursery.† (source)
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Teresa seemed to ignore him, doing her own theorizing.† (source)
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Kellerman had theorized it was a blindfold they had made the colonel wear.† (source)
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Nobody actually knows, and they won't tell us, so everybody sits around guessing and theorizing, and it's all kind of pointless.† (source)
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I theorize, I take walks, I admire the trees and houses.† (source)
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"Gang warfare, maybe," Eliot theorizes.† (source)
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I told them so-all those fool intellectual theorizers, like Wesley!† (source)
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I'm not theorising.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it theorizing.
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It is a capital mistake to theorise before one has data.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it theorize.
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Such grammar, so-called, as is taught in our schools and colleges, is a grammar standing four-legged upon the theorizings and false inferences of English Latinists, eager only to break the wild tongue of Shakespeare to a rule; and its frank aim is to create in us a high respect for a book language which few of us ever actually speak and not many of us even learn to write.† (source)
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There's a famous jazz musician named Gordy Johnson (which we theorized could explain the rumor the eye-shop man had heard about our Gordy Johnson).† (source)
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AT lunch during the following days, Quentin and I worked on how to build a rocket, sketching out crude drawings and theorizing.† (source)
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