The word 'conjectural' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are making an educated guess based on available information. For example: "I believe the cause might be mechanical, but that's just a conjectural assessment at this point."
And so the unattainable Oneness of truth is known in conjectural otherness and the conjecture of otherness is itself known in the most simple Oneness of truth".
On Conjectures moves directly into arithmetic and geometry with its conjectural reflections on the decade's embracing all number and with its ordering of reality's oneness and otherness using the spatial diagrams P and U that employ cones and spheres.
Nicholas only considers "true" conjectures and believes that our conceptual and judgmental knowledge is conjectural or provisional because human reason never grasps the essence of anything precisely as it is.
However loudly his more venturesome fellows are now baying for the (real) moon, the plain man's first concern is to establish, in plain language, what it will all mean to the earthbound nations, not in the conjectural future, but in the next few months and years.
Kant's most famous passage evokes "the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me", the existence of which, unlike that of God, is not conjectural.
At a time when Malthusian alarms are ringing because of environmental pressures, falling fertility may even provide a measure of reassurance about global population trends.The fertility rate is a hypothetical, almost conjectural number.
But though the mesocosms may shed light on the fate of the pteropods, the outlook for the salmon will remain conjectural.
The image pleased him: so much so, that he took a photograph.Since he made no comment on the event (beyond the fact that the chair was later broken), the exact details are conjectural.
But, as Mr Caballero acknowledges, his thesis is largely conjectural, supported only by "spotty" academic work.
That and more conjectural buildings on the Acropolis were a direct anticipation of the 5th-century building program of imperial Athens.
The text of these laws, written in the most archaic form of the Gaelic language, dates back to the 7th and 8th centuries and is so difficult to translate that the official renderings are to some extent conjectural.
