indulge in speculation

Frequency: 4.53.1 per million words

to allow yourself to make guesses about something

speculationVERB + NOUN

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indulge in

Examples (10)

  • It's easy to indulge in speculation when facts are scarce.
  • The public loved to indulge in speculation about the celebrity's secret life.
  • We shouldn't indulge in speculation before all the evidence is presented.
  • Despite the rumors, the CEO refused to indulge in speculation about the company's future.
  • After the mysterious disappearance, everyone began to indulge in wild speculation.
  • Journalists often indulge in speculation to fill column inches.
  • Let's not indulge in idle speculation; we need concrete data.
  • She found herself indulging in speculation about what might have been.
  • He warned his team not to indulge in unhelpful speculation that could cause panic.
  • It's human nature to indulge in speculation about the unknown.