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Showing words for CONJECTURE using the English dictionary

10 Letter Words for Conjecture

conjecture

8 Letter Words for Conjecture

concrete, cotenure, countree, rejounce

7 Letter Words for Conjecture

centure, coenure, coerect, concert, conject, conjure, conteur, cornute, counter, ecteron, ejector, junctor, recount, tournee, trounce, unerect

6 Letter Words for Conjecture

cenote, center, centro, cerote, coerce, concur, conjee, conter, conure, cornet, coteen, couter, cronet, croute, cruent, cunjer, econut, ecoute, encore, entour, entrec, eucone, jounce, neuter, octene, recent, recoct, reject, retune, roncet, rounce, runtee, tenore, tenrec, tenure, tourne, tureen, uncore

5 Letter Words for Conjecture

cento, centu, cerne, coner, conte, contr, cornu, count, coure, court, creen, crete, crone, crout, cruce, cruet, crunt, ctene, curet, cuter, eject, enrut, enter, entre, erect, eruct, eucre, jeton, jeune, joree, jotun, journ, junco, necro, neter, noter, occur, oncer, oncet, ounce, outen, outer, outre, recce, recco, recon, recto, recut, rejon, renet, rente, reune, ronte, rouen, route, tecon, tejon, tenor, tenue, terce, tereu, terne, toner, tourn, treen, tronc, trone, troue, truce, tuner, turco, urent, utero

4 Letter Words for Conjecture

cene, cent, cere, cern, cero, cert, cete, coct, conc, cone, conj, cont, core, corn, cort, cote, coue, cour, croc, crue, crut, cunt, cuon, cure, curn, curt, cute, ecce, ecco, econ, ecru, ecto, ento, entr, erne, eruc, eten, eton, eure, euro, jctn, jeer, jeon, jere, jert, jete, jocu, junc, june, juno, junt, jure, jute, neer, neet, nete, neut, nore, note, nout, once, oner, ourn, outr, rect, reen, reet, reno, rent, rete, rone, ront, rotc, rote, roue, roun, rout, ruen, rune, runt, teen, teer, teju, tene, tern, tone, torc, tore, torn, toru, toun, tour, tree, tron, true, trun, tune, tuno, turn, unce, unco, unct, unto

3 Letter Words for Conjecture

cee, cen, ceo, cer, con, cor, cot, crc, cro, crt, cru, cte, ctn, cto, ctr, cue, cuj, cun, cur, cut, ecc, eco, ect, ecu, eec, een, eer, enc, ene, eon, ere, ern, ert, etc, jct, jee, jen, jer, jet, jeu, jnr, jnt, joe, jor, jot, jun, jut, nco, nee, neo, net, nor, not, nur, nut, oct, oer, one, ont, orc, ore, ort, otc, our, out, rct, rec, ree, roc, roe, ron, rot, rte, ruc, rue, run, rut, tec, tee, ten, ter, toc, toe, ton, tor, tou, tue, tun, tur, unc, ure, urn, utc, ute

Definitions for Conjecture

[1] the formation or expression of an opinion or theory without sufficient evidence for proof.
[2] an opinion or theory so formed or expressed; guess; speculation.
[3] Obsolete . the interpretation of signs or omens.
[4] to conclude or suppose from grounds or evidence insufficient to ensure reliability.
[5] to form conjectures.
[6] the formation of conclusions from incomplete evidence; guess
[7] the inference or conclusion so formed
[8] obsolete interpretation of occult signs
[9] to infer or arrive at (an opinion, conclusion, etc) from incomplete evidence

Words related to Conjecture

guesswork, hypothesis, hunch, supposition, inference, presumption, guess, theory, fancy, opinion, conclusion, notion, surmise, guesstimate, gather, figure, conclude, feel, deem, expect

Words nearby Conjecture

coniston water, conium, conization, conj., conjectural, conjecture, conjoin, conjoined, conjoined anastomosis, conjoined twin, conjoined twins

Origin of Conjecture

1350–1400; (noun) Middle English < Latin conjectūra (< Middle French ) inferring, reasoning, equivalent to conject(us ) past participle of conjicere to throw together, form a conclusion (con- con- + -jicere, combining form of jacere to throw) + -ūra -ure; (v.) late Middle English conjecturen (< Middle French ) < Late Latin conjecturāre, derivative of the noun

Other words from Conjecture

con·jec·tur·a·ble , adjective
con·jec·tur·a·bly , adverb
con·jec·tur·er , noun
mis·con·jec·ture , verb, mis·con·jec·tured, mis·con·jec·tur·ing; noun
non·con·jec·tur·a·ble , adjective
non·con·jec·tur·a·bly , adverb
pre·con·jec·ture , verb (used with object), pre·con·jec·tured, pre·con·jec·tur·ing.
un·con·jec·tur·a·ble , adjective
un·con·jec·tured , adjective

Word origin for Conjecture

C14: from Latin conjectūra an assembling of facts, from conjicere to throw together, from jacere to throw

Synonyms for Conjecture

guesswork, hunch, hypothesis, inference, supposition, conclusion, fancy, guess, guesstimate, notion, opinion, presumption, surmise, theorizing, theory, perhaps, shot in the dark, sneaking suspicion, stab in the dark