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Перевод: conjectural

[прилагательное]
предположительный; гадательный

Тезаурус:

1. At the same time and again harking back to Durkheim, at least in the case of tribal societies we usually know very little of their past through lack of documentary sources, so we can ignore this "conjectural history".
2. (p. 247) Hotman invoked a conjectural past to challenge the hereditary principle and assert the right of the people to choose their rulers, even though the issue of tyranny might not arise.
3. A mortgagee who takes the title-deeds cannot register, and his position as against that of a mortgagee whose mortgage is registrable and registered is at present, for lack of judicial decision, merely conjectural.
4. It was possible to estimate the approximate vicinity of the conjectural planet if it were to be of a reasonable size and to be responsible for the perturbation of Uranus' orbit.
5. Pangenesis was never, however, to meet the vera causa evidential ideal, as Darwin himself was keenly aware, and he published it only after natural selection had been launched unencumbered by any such conjectural causation for generation.
6. In addition Izenour is an expert in theatre design and acoustics and here commits his conjectural reconstructions of twenty-four sites to print with the help of detailed architectural drawings and photographs.
7. 360, but any connection with imperial officials is highly conjectural, the more so as Firminus was a very common cognomen .
8. His printed review of the Origin of species attracted Darwin's comment that "it picks out with skill all the most conjectural parts, and brings forward well all the difficulties.
9. Its boundaries are largely conjectural (Pharoah and others, 1987).
10. This is a brilliant if, as we can now see, over conjectural study of the development of legal ideas and forms of social organization.
11. And because the anorexic girl's relationship with her mother is of prime importance, I think the suspicion is worth investigating, although what follows is necessarily conjectural.
12. The pub's owner, however, wished to remove the 19th century facade and undertake a conjectural restoration of the jetted, timber framed front (the design of which included various historically inaccurate details).
13. It was a real not a conjectural cause; for it was known to exist from observations of swinging pendulums and falling stones down here on earth.