speculation

simple noun62 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

speculation in newspapers, on television, etc.

speculation in newspapers

speculation that exists or happens in many places or among many people

a large amount of speculation

a large amount of speculation

very strong and serious speculation

growing speculation

speculation that has happened lately

something that is only a guess and not based on evidence

additional speculation

speculation that is based on very little or no information

buying and selling in the hope of making a profit from price changes

speculation that starts again after a pause

used to emphasize that something is only a guess and not important

speculation related to financial markets

speculation in the stock market

used to emphasize that something is completely a guess

speculation that does not stop

speculation that seems to have no end

buying and selling currencies for profit

buying and selling property for profit

buying and selling property for profit

buying and selling land for profit

speculation about fundamental questions of life and existence

speculation about the nature of existence, truth, and knowledge

concerning a particular subject

concerning a particular subject, especially a disagreement or problem

concerning a particular subject

formal way of saying 'about' a particular subject

speculation happening within a group of people

speculation related to a market (e.g., the stock market)

speculation related to buying/selling a specific asset (e.g., oil, stocks)

speculation increases

a lot of speculation exists about a person or event

speculation increases significantly

speculation is focused on a particular subject

speculation uses something as its foundation or evidence

speculation is very common

speculation is growing in an uncontrolled way

speculation connects someone or something to a situation

a topic that people are making guesses about

something that is uncertain and can only be guessed at

something that is uncertain and can only be guessed at

used to say who is making the guess

in the middle of or surrounded by speculation

to cause speculation as a result

to make speculation happen

to make speculation stronger

to make speculation happen quickly

to cause speculation to start

to bring up or cause speculation

to make the amount of speculation greater

to stop speculation

to make speculation more likely to happen

to cause speculation to stop

to say that speculation is not true or worth considering

to make speculation stronger or more extreme

to do something that makes speculation likely

to state that speculation is true

to forcefully stop speculation

to make speculation less strong or widespread

to allow yourself to make guesses about something