Conjecturing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONJECTURING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONJECTURE, to arrive at or deduce by conjecture
• form an opinion or supposition about (something) on the basis of incomplete information
• (in textual criticism) propose (a reading).
NOUN:
• an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information
• an unproven mathematical or scientific theorem.
• (in textual criticism) the suggestion of a reading of a text not present in the original source.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• obsolete interpretation of omens; supposition

Words related to CONJECTURING

conjecture21

Words that contain CONJECTURING

misconjecturing29

How to use CONJECTURING in a sentence

• She is gone without so much as conjecturing the nature of her illness, and the accursed passion of the agent of all this misery.
• The safest method of conjecturing upon the future, is to consider the past, for it is always probable, that from like causes like consequences will arise.
• At length, as he got about half-way down, he felt his arm forcibly grasped, and, instantly conjecturing who it was, offered no resistance.
• I had no means of conjecturing who I was to meet, or where I was going.
• For all he might have known, had he been capable of conjecturing, the only white-gods in existence had perished.
• Idle thinking, wondering, conjecturing could accomplish nothing.
• But the Chief looked long, and with absorbed, concentrated interest, at the murdered man, noting all he actually saw, and conjecturing a good deal more.
• The servants are conversing over their supper in frightened whispers, and conjecturing moodily as to the fate of their late master.
• Then he saw, across the room, a sandy-haired young man regarding him with dour intentness, and the spectacle, instead of feeding his joy, sent conjecturing chills down his spine.
• If these things are not so, then human reason is of no aid in conjecturing the conduct of nations.
• The Abbe himself was never tired of conjecturing the possible history of his protege, or of communicating his conjectures to his friends.
• He was too busy reflecting on the evidence obtained in Jersey Street to waste time in conjecturing further events.
• They puzzle you, and set you to conjecturing who they are and what they are, and you find yourself weaving a romance about nearly every man or woman you meet.
• As I was conjecturing by what adventure these men could come together, they approached, and seemed glad to see me.
• Commentators have expended endless ingenuity in conjecturing what were the reasons which induced him to enslave himself.
• For fifteen or twenty minutes they had thus drifted on, talking and conjecturing, listening at intervals, and now and then sending up a loud call.
• As to what the secret might be, there was much conjecturing.
• The cries of the Moor alarmed his countrymen, who conjecturing their prisoner had made his escape, prepared for pursuit.
• Charles found himself conjecturing how the man would set about carrying out his task of public watchdog, if that was in his mind.
• The mere fact that Dick was away would start people at the pleasant business of conjecturing mishaps and quarrels.

Similar words containing NJECTUR without suffix ing and without prefix co

conjecture21 conjectural22 conjectured23 conjecturer22 conjectures22 conjecturers23 conjecturable26 conjecturably29 conjecturally27 misconjecture26 unconjectured25 misconjectured28 misconjectures27 misconjecturing29

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