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View definitions for theorize

theorize

verb as in hypothesize

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And because it’s socially acceptable for women to get work done, some even theorize that having Instagram Face denotes success and upward mobility.

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Experts in audio engineering and acoustics theorize about how the sound could have traveled so far.

Stern came next, and left others to theorize why he wouldn’t state the obvious when it came to West and the logo.

When they do attack, it is probably because they mistake the human for prey such as a seal or sea lion, scientists theorize.

The researchers theorize that the permafrost has started to thaw due to these developments, causing orange streams that have lower pH and higher concentrations of iron, sulfate and trace metals.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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