conjectural

based on guesswork rather than proof

Roots

com-: with, together, complete, or intensified
ject: throw or cast

Other words with the ject root

abject: miserable, degraded, or hopeless
conjecture: a guess based on incomplete evidence
dejected: sad and low-spirited
eject: to throw out
interject: to throw a remark into a conversation
jettison: to throw away or discard
project: to throw forward; plan or estimate

Conjectural claims are thrown together from clues, not nailed down by proof.

The historian marked the date as conjectural because the records were incomplete.

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