0 present participle of conjecture
1 to guess, based on the appearance of a situation and not on proof:
Moore credited part of the theatrical success to the efforts of conservative groups to pressure theaters not to run the film, conjecturing that these efforts backfired by creating publicity.
Rodgers loping and melancholy vocal ornamentations have been described as that famous blue yodel that defies the rational and conjecturing mind.
If an observer did not know how the images were generated, that observer might end up conjecturing about the movement of some particle-like objects.
To learn mathematics in any depth, students should be engaged in exploring, conjecturing, and thinking, as well as in rote learning of rules and procedures.
The surprise omission led to much conjecturing about the reasoning.
We are merely conjecturing in the dark.
On these benches we have been conjecturing whether there would be an addition of is.
If the money were available, one could spend the next hour conjecturing the sort of project on which one could spend it.
