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conjector

conjector noun: one who guesses or conjectures.

Noun

conjector (plural conjectors)

  1. (obsolete) One who guesses or conjectures.
    • a great conjector at other men by their writings1642, John Milton, Apology for Smectymnuus
    Synonyms:
    conjecturalist

Synonyms of conjector

Forms of conjector

pluralconjectors

Origin of conjector

Latin [Term?]

Questions about conjector

What does conjector mean?
Conjector means one who guesses or conjectures.
What part of speech is conjector?
Conjector is a noun.
What is the plural of conjector?
The plural of conjector is conjectors.

Words near conjector in the dictionary

  1. conjacency
  2. conjeboy
  3. conject
  4. conjected
  5. conjecting
  6. conjector
  7. conjectors
  8. conjectory
  9. conjects
  10. conjecturability
  11. conjecturable

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