speculate|speculated|speculates|speculating in English

verb

[spec·u·late || 'spekjəleɪt /-jʊl-]

consider, reflect, ponder, wonder; theorize, hypothesize; engage in risky business transactions; buy and sell commodities to profit from market fluctuations

Use "speculate|speculated|speculates|speculating" in a sentence

1. She refused to speculate.

2. Again, I can only speculate.

3. It is because of its eyes, speculates one scientist.

4. Anaximenes speculated on cosmology, cosmogony and meteorology.

5. They make money by speculating on the currency markets.

6. I can only speculate that he left willingly.

7. Don't speculate on who the client is.

8. The philosopher speculated about time and space.

9. And then look at the way he speculates in government bonds: huh!

10. This is the method that we have been speculating about.

11. We can only speculate as to this man's identity.

12. It is useless to speculate why he did it.

13. It's tempting to speculate about what might have happened.

14. The reader can speculate what will happen next.

15. It's always hard to speculate about the future.

16. Some speculate that Mr. Bruh is behind it …

17. We should speculate about the purpose of life.

18. Berlin speculates about parallels between the plot and Joplin's own life.

19. Stern said, speculating that it was because she comes off as “so affected and Actressy.” Mr

20. Jones refused to speculate about what might happen.

21. The acid growth hypothesis explains this occurrence by speculating that Auxins trigger proton

22. Nellis and Weir declined to speculate about military applications.

23. He speculated that this might lead to a success.

24. Guiler speculates that this was used as an accelerated form of motion when the animal became alarmed.

25. 11 He speculated that this might lead to a success.