conjecture in Greek
conjecture in Greek is εικασία, υπόθεση, εικάζω — conjecture means a guess or opinion formed without solid proof.
conjecture in Greek
εικασία
Pronounced: eikasia
(formal) A statement or an idea which is unproven, but is thought to be true; a guess.
υπόθεση
Pronounced: ypothesi
(formal) A statement or an idea which is unproven, but is thought to be true; a guess.
υπόθεση
Pronounced: ypothesi
εικάζω
Pronounced: eikazo
υποθέτω
Pronounced: ypotheto
What does "conjecture" mean?
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noun A guess or opinion formed without solid proof.
"It's pure conjecture at this point who will win the leadership race."
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verb To guess or form an opinion without full proof.
"Scientists conjectured that the crater was formed by an ancient asteroid impact."
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conjecture in a sentence
- It's pure conjecture at this point who will win the leadership race.
- Scientists conjectured that the crater was formed by an ancient asteroid impact.
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What is "conjecture" in Greek?
"conjecture" in Greek is εικασία, υπόθεση, εικάζω. conjecture means: A guess or opinion formed without solid proof.
How do you pronounce εικασία?
"conjecture" in Greek is εικασία, pronounced "eikasia".
How do you use "conjecture" in a sentence?
Example: "It's pure conjecture at this point who will win the leadership race." In Greek, "conjecture" is εικασία, υπόθεση, εικάζω.
Are there other ways to say "conjecture" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "conjecture": εικασία, υπόθεση, εικάζω, υποθέτω.
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