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Meanings of theorize in English
Portuguese
teorizar Catalan
conjecturar To believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds.
Usage of theorize in English
1
It is a capital mistake to theorize in advance of the facts.
2
One could theorize to the end of a volume about the trouble.
3
Some theorize that British actors enjoy the advantage of a classical training.
4
Some studies theorize that muscle cells don't disappear, even when muscles shrink.
5
Without that, they couldn't even start to theorize how to get back.
6
The time to temporize, theorize, be conservative and easy-going has gone by.
7
Yes, to possess, not to enjoy, but to theorize, was my life.
8
Researchers theorize that financial concerns may be responsible for this trend.
9
I cannot theorize about the subject; I merely state that so it was.
10
It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data.
11
It is a capital mistake to theorize before you have all the evidence.
12
Nanotechnology could one day give rise to microscopic machines, some theorize.
13
Why is it inconceivable to theorize the same could potentially happen with tablets?
14
Frank did some thinking and surmising; but he could only theorize.
15
Democracy did not theorize much, and when it did it stumbled.
16
All the nice adjustment he can theorize about will not work harmoniously, economically.
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