Speculations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPECULATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SPECULATION, an act or instance of speculating
• the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence
• investment in stocks, property, etc. in the hope of gain but with the risk of loss
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of speculating; as; assumption of unusual business risk in hopes of obtaining commensurate gain; a transaction involving such speculation

Words related to SPECULATIONS

speculation15

Words that contain SPECULATIONS

overspeculations23 superspeculations23

How to use SPECULATIONS in a sentence

• Moreover, it was perhaps a mistake to invite Jardine, although he sometimes gave one a useful hint about speculations on the Stock Exchange.
• It is here that all kinds of meetings are held, all speculations and undertakings discussed, and concerts, balls, and other entertainments given.
• Wells, in one of his sincere and courageous speculations, follows Plato.
• But these speculations were to be brought to the test by words and actions.
• More legitimate in view of the situation created in Europe are the speculations as to the course of events after the war.
• The marvel is rather that the fact should have roused so many speculations.
• Here the purchase received a very disagreeable cut on the neck that interrupted her speculations as to the nature of the shadows of telegraph-posts.
• Immediately there began to appear a series of speculations based on what you would have said was an unimportant error of mine.
• The most recently broached theory of the end of the world is that developed from some remarkable speculations as to the composition and distribution of force.
• The idea of a heavenly origin, and of a heavenly goal of the Church, was therefore an essential one, various and fluctuating as these speculations were.
• Even the derision of his dear friend Nebridius could not then move him from those absurd speculations.
• He introduced bricks from the Low Countries, and apparently by this means and some curious banking speculations of very doubtful honesty achieved a great fortune.
• For days before the last steamer finally reached us there were speculations as to her coming.
• It has been the Purpose of several of my Speculations to bring People to an unconcerned Behaviour, with relation to their Persons, whether beautiful or defective.
• Or they engaged in vast speculations in land, commerce, and slaves, as Crassus did a little later.
• Your imagination is active, and is inclined to run away with plans, schemes, and inventions, with speculations and with visions of future prospects.
• I will not trouble you with speculations about peace and war.
• He was more than disappointed at the upshot of his wild speculations, and in himself for the false start that he had made.
• But he had no time for fresh speculations just then as to her business.
• The masterly and far-reaching speculations of Hume belong, of course, to a totally different class.
• In fact, the cardinal defect of their speculations lies in their oversight of the considerations which lead to Idealism.

Similar words containing SPECULATION without suffix s

speculation15 antispeculation19 overspeculation22 overspeculations23 superspeculation22 superspeculations23

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