Synonyms for guessing
guess·ing

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1. guess, guesswork, guessing, shot, dead reckoningnoun

   an estimate based on little or no information

   Synonyms:
   stab, injection, scene, guess, dig, stroke, barb, conjecture, surmise, gibe, shaft, guesswork, slam, crack, pellet, shooter, shooting, supposition, dead reckoning, blastoff, snap, surmisal, snapshot, hypothesis, speculation, shot, jibe

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1. List of paraphrases for "guessing":

   guess, riddles, charades

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1. Daniel Fienberg:

   It's official : Netflix tweeting utterly BS ratings — guessing on the first month ratings of a show that's been out for 12 days — is actually worse than no Netflix ratings.

2. Cecil Roberts:

   If we decide as a nation that we are going to have a completely carbon free electrical system that would cost trillions of dollars, I am guessing that for a lot less we can figure out how to burn coal cleanly.

3. Simon Cowell:

   When you want to sing this kind of music, you can’t fake it, it’s either in you or it’s not. You are an old soul. And I am guessing right now, your grandmother is looking down on you.

4. Andrew Cuomo:

   There are a lot of variables. I understand that. We didnt know what the social distancing would actually amount to. I get it, but we were all wrong, so, Im sort of out of the guessing business, right? We watched the numbers. We prepare as the numbers drop, so when the number actually hits the threshold, were ready to go. We just finished that. Were in the midst of that with Long Island, Mid-Hudson region, etc. But... I dont want to guess.

5. Berin Szoka:

   The FTC just doesn't sue media companies over their editorial policies, second-guessing whether a company is politically' neutral' would mean substituting a regulator's editorial decisions for a private company's — something the First Amendment forbids.