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hypothesize
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hypothesize about something
to speculate about something; to make guesses about something. Don't waste time hypothesizing about what happened. There is no point in hypothesizing about what happened when we don't know the actual truth.

hypothesize on something

to conjecture on the origin or nature of something. We sat around hypothesizing on the origin of life.


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95 Paperback P325 Japanese cognitive linguistic scholar Shindo has focused her research on semantic extensions of perceptual and sensory expressions, and hypothesizes that the fields of perception and sensation should involve universal cognitive principles, because humans share almost identical bodily perceptions and functions.
The cause of type 2 diabetes remains unknown, however that is not to say that there has not been hypothesizes drawn over the likely causes.
Another factor that every roaster hypothesizes about, sometimes without realizing it, is the degree of roast.
 
 
 
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