Usually means: Formulate explanations based on evidence.
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▸ verb:  Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of theorize. [(intransitive) To formulate a theory, especially about some specific subject.]

Similar:
theorize, speculate, conjecture, hypothesize, suppose, hypothecate, hypothesise, conceptualise, intellectualise, more...

Opposite:
disprove, refute, debunk, reject, negate



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Similar:
theorize, speculate, conjecture, hypothesize, suppose, hypothecate, hypothesise, conceptualise, intellectualise, more...

Opposite:
disprove, refute, debunk, reject, negate



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