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Meanings of reasonable conjecture in English
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Usage of reasonable conjecture in English
1
Perhaps it is a reasonable conjecture to make it Kamiros of Rhodes.
2
A great many things about them were open to reasonable conjecture.
3
I think this a very reasonable conjecture, and have no doubt that it has been so.
4
But it is a reasonable conjecture.
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The whole affair was so involved in obscurity that I could not see my way even to a reasonable conjecture.
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That the provocation to it on the husband's part may be so far antedated is at least a reasonable conjecture.
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We may form, however, a reasonable conjecture, whether it does or not by presumptive evidence, taken from incontrovertible outward facts.
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It is therefore a reasonable conjecture that he played the part of his namesake, the legendary Attis, at the annual festival.
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Now, take notice, I beg of you, whether my suspicion of danger to myself is at variance with a reasonable conjecture.
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There is no auxiliary evidence, and the only source of reasonable conjecture must be the internal testimony of the King's letter itself.
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No, it is not mere surmise; it is the reasonable conjecture of a man who knows her sex, and human nature, and life.
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But the most learned of our living English commentators of the New Testament has advanced a very reasonable conjecture in regard to each of them.
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Though we know with certainty so little of the detail of the life beyond, we have two good grounds on which to base reasonable conjecture.
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The second outward fact, which may be resorted to as furnishing a ground for reasonable conjecture, is the doctrine of the Quakers upon this subject.
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), Dur-Tila, Dariga, Lupdu, and many others, concerning whose situations it is not even possible to make any reasonable conjecture.
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