speculation [ˌspekjəˈleɪʃən] SAM.
1. speculation (guessing):
- speculation
- domysły m. spol mn.
2. speculation GOSP.:
- speculation
- spekulacja ž. spol
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The status of their leaders and their present organization may be subject to change and speculation.
en.wikipedia.org Although the novel experienced poor initial sales in 1941, its courted ambiguity and classically unreliable narrator make it an object for boundless speculation and argument.
en.wikipedia.org Why he changed the name of the river in his final version of the song is a subject of much speculation.
en.wikipedia.org Speculations were made about whether this was due to the scoring system.
en.wikipedia.org It is unclear how old he is with speculation suggesting he is 34 or 35; some have said he is 43 years old.
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