Synonyms for guesswork
ˈgɛsˌwɜrkguess·work

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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, slam, crack, pellet, shooter, shooting, supposition, dead reckoning, guessing, blastoff, snap, surmisal, snapshot, hypothesis, speculation, shot, jibe

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1. • Estimate

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1. guessworknoun

   Synonyms:
   conjecture

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1. List of paraphrases for "guesswork":

   conjecture, supposition

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1. Richard Parker:

   With an existing business, it is not just guesswork – there is historical data, ongoing customers, employees in place, the necessary equipment and inventory (where applicable) to operate the business.

2. Jim Franks:

   If we can predict and at least give some sort of indication of what the future holds, then these island countries can begin to develop some response strategies based on science rather than just guesswork. We think that would be very helpful.

3. Ashima:

   Sometimes silence is the best revenge. Mystery and guesswork kills!

4. Meghan Ely:

   These days, couples are statistically older and more established in their lives so when they register, they are truly asking for things that they need, it really takes the guesswork out of it for the guests.

5. Ramon Llamas:

   Body readiness is clever because over-exercising can be a problem and lead to injuries down the road -- and under-exercising leads to being out of shape, this provides proof to the user what their body is ready for or what it needs, taking the guesswork out of how a user is thinking about how their body is doing. It uses the user's own data to come up with a score instead of comparing to some vague and sometimes inaccurate set of information.