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Meanings of conjectural in anglès
Based primarily on surmise rather than adequate evidence.
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Examples for "supposed"
Examples for "supposed"
1
Was the agency really supposed to support armed revolution in Eastern Europe?
2
The peas are supposed to bring good luck for the coming year.
3
Second, public companies are supposed to put making money ahead of collaboration.
4
The law was supposed to apply to terrorism cases and drug-related offences.
5
Several security protocols were overlooked during this supposed gross abuse of power.
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So let's talk about how that works, let's do a hypothetical example.
2
Demographics and health history differentially predicted attitude and hypothetical funding toward incentives.
3
This hypothetical path is shorter than the path the light actually takes.
4
Artist's concept of the hypothetical Planet Nine orbiting far from the Sun.
5
We let him work out some hypothetical routes on the computer simulation.
1
That supposititious case is a precise parallel to what has happened in Russia.
2
Whether the Prince of Wales was supposititious, was a point not worth discussing.
3
He made up a supposititious case, and laid it before her.
4
He even soared into the realm of supposititious truth, like Plato.
5
This is not an imaginary state of affairs, nor are these supposititious cases.
1
See chapter 20 for the general divinatory meanings of this card.
2
This is a good blend to use to consecrate and charge your divinatory tools.
3
She'd consulted it, the divinatory deck, the astrological signs, everything.
4
It was an ancient artefact of the divinatory Dragons Deck.
5
Geomantic Figures: There are sixteen geomantic figures which, in a divinatory operation, are randomly generated.
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The case is so strange as to appear hypothetic, but the authority seems reliable.
2
We are reminded that in the amphioxus (and in our hypothetic primitive vertebrate, Figs.
3
The proposed characteristic is compared with the current standards with reference to a hypothetic interplanetary flight.
4
Was there ever a more hypothetic appeal?
5
For many years they have been a mystery to physiologists, and their origin now is little more than hypothetic.
1
At war with Henry, James would naturally support his rival, whether genuine or suppositious.
2
Here the two suppositious delinquents were pointed out.
3
But so far everything has been purely suppositious.
4
He pointed to a suppositious canvas picture.
5
The problem is not suppositious.
1
It was all very puzzling, and what little suppositional evidence there was, was conflicting.
2
All at once it came to him what a fool he was to worry over this phase which was wholly suppositional.
3
Bunny notices the frosted, achromatic nail polish she is wearing corresponds in a suppositional way with the non-colour of her eyes.
4
To test this hypothesis, a benthic macroinvertebrate data set based on recent fifteen-year studies in China was built for suppositional plot analyses.
5
"An assassination?" He was making great suppositional leaps, or else I was.
Usage of conjectural in anglès
1
The massacres too and the ruin, though only conjectural, they admitted also.
2
My good friend here, gentlemen, deals in conjectural certificates and broken metaphors.
3
Our ship's position in this waste of storm and sea is conjectural.
4
How they contrived to make the ends meet, surpasses our conjectural powers.
5
I am of a curious and conjectural nature, as you are aware.
6
The date of death is merely conjectural, and unsupported by definite evidence.
7
All our attempts to discover origins far behind history must be conjectural.
8
That he would have enjoyed these things is not at all conjectural.
9
In these parts, the paths of the curves are to some extent conjectural.
10
To us the conjectural and the unthinkable may be called almost the same.
11
The failure of the modern evangelism is not conjectural: the year-books show it.
12
The third story of the accompanying sketch must therefore be regarded as conjectural.
13
These are but conjectural reasons for the obscurity of those years.
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By this term I do not mean conjectural and literary-historical criticism.
15
Upon the whole, this conjectural information, though unsatisfactory, allayed much anxiety.
16
Or so we see it; you must understand that this is all somewhat conjectural.
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