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Meaning hypothesize meaning

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hypothesize Verb

— To hypothesize is to make a guess, a hypothesis, based on the available evidence. The detective hypothesized that the criminal could have escaped through the heating vents.

hypothesize

— verb (= suppose) to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds Scientists supposed that large dinosaurs lived in swamps

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suppose theorize speculate hypothesise hypothecate theorise surmise presume conjecture assume think postulate guess take for say reckon premiss posit let be judge haggle dicker anticipate

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Conjugation hypothesize conjugation

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hypothesize · verb

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Now, let us hypothesize, doctor.
Now, let us hypothesize, Doctor.
There are many animal remains around, leading me to hypothesize that the vines could be predatory.
Their propulsion is inactive, so I hypothesize that they are asleep.
I'd love to stay and hypothesize all afternoon but once I've set my mind to a task I hate to leave it unfinished.
I get to see what they's about. not just hypothesize, not just hope.
It can hypothesize.
Nor do I assume, speculate or hypothesize.
Hypothesize.
If we can keep guessing about what he was like on the inside, then angela can hypothesize about his appearance,size,weight.
You know, when I hypothesize, really what it is, is just an intuitive synthesis of established mathematical principles and theorems.
Let's hypothesize for a moment.
Exactly,which is why I hypothesize your thief could be wearing a fiberglass cast.
The scanners hypothesize a day in late March, or early April that year, in which your family, Mr. Stockton, will be called upon to bear a heavy loss.
IT CAN HYPOTHESIZE.
Let's hypothesize for once.
Hypothesize?
I hypothesize a Naga Jolokia from India, otherwise known as the King Cobra chili.
We hypothesize that, as the human being developed the ability to forecast their own self-dissolution, their own death, which is tremendously anxiety-generating, that another concept emerged which allowed that anxiety to be reduced.
But the remains of a second vehicle on the road force us to hypothesize something has happened that was concealed with the help of a companion.
Well, since my husband is a suspect in an ongoing murder investigation, then I must recuse myself. which means that I am free to guess, presume, and surmise, hypothesize, theorize, even speculate.
Can the computer take us around to the other side? - It can hypothesize. Chris?
Now, with the amount of blood loss, I would hypothesize that the bullet hit him milliseconds after his neck was snapped clean by the rope.
I then began to hypothesize that the number of red blood cells per cubic millimeter is what differentiates us.
So let me hypothesize.
Other than hypothesize, I'm going to wait until the firefighters extract his body.

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