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Meanings of theorise in English
Portuguese
teorizar Catalan
conjecturar To believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds.
Usage of theorise in English
1
To us who theorise I am sure the case is very important.
2
Still it is a cardinal error to theorise without sufficient data.
3
But she forgot to theorise in the sheer joy of listening.
4
This has led some to theorise that television may shorten children's attention spans.
5
Who will trouble to theorise about Heaven when he has found Heaven itself?
6
It is revenge, we theorise, from those banished to this prison.
7
I do not theorise upon it; I accurately state it, and there leave it.
8
They stayed not to theorise over this axiom and that, that formula and this.
9
His main intellectual contribution was to theorise and spread a humanistic understanding of adult learning.
10
They may theorise about equality-buttheory is not belief.
11
Does a bird need to theorise about building its nest, or boast of it when built?
12
It made Headmaster Gerster, who liked to theorise about physiognomy and body language, think he was short-tempered.
13
We can theorise about sanctions but the reality is that the UN is in control of the situation.
14
When scholars theorise learning, the thinking always happens in two directions: to the past, and to the future.
15
In the neighbouring community of Land Settlement, the police theorise that scamming was the motive for another murder.
16
Get ready to theorise and speculate.
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