Based primarily on surmise rather than adequate evidence.
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.
14
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.
