Meaning & use
Conject
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To arrive at a conclusion or opinion by guesswork; to conjecture (archaic).
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The old chronicler could only conject at the causes of the kingdom's sudden collapse.
Scholars still conject about the poem's true author.
A note on using this word
"Conject" is an archaic verb largely replaced by "conjecture" in modern English but still appears in older literary texts.
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