theorised

[ˈθɪəraɪzd]

theorised Definition

• 1. to form a theory or set of theories to explain something
• 2. to speculate or conjecture about something

Using theorised: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "theorised" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  Scientists have theorized that the universe began with a big bang.

• Example

  The author theorized that the missing piece of evidence would be found in the archives.

• Example

  Some historians have theorized that the ancient civilization was destroyed by a natural disaster.

• Example

  The detective theorized that the victim knew the killer.

theorised Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for theorised

• hypothesize
• speculate
• conjecture
• postulate
• propose

Phrases with theorised

• theorize about

  to speculate or form theories about something

  Example

  The scientists are still theorizing about the cause of the disease outbreak.

• theorize on

  to discuss or debate theories about something

  Example

  The panel will theorize on the implications of the new policy.

• theorize away

  to explain or dismiss something through the use of theories

  Example

  He tried to theorize away the strange occurrences, but his explanations were unconvincing.

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Summary: theorised in Brief

'Theorised' [ˈθɪəraɪzd] means to form a theory or set of theories to explain something, or to speculate or conjecture about something. It is often used in scientific research or academic discussions, as in 'Scientists have theorized that the universe began with a big bang.' 'Theorised' can also be used in phrases like 'theorize about,' meaning to speculate or form theories about something.