The textbook uses the abbreviation conj. to mark irregular verb forms in the exercises.

The proofreader wrote conj in the margin to indicate a missing conjunction.

The editor decided to list all the conjs found in the corpus to study their distribution.

She conjects about the outcome of the experiment despite limited data.

Many historians conjected about the lost manuscript's origins before the discovery.

They spent the evening conjecting about future developments in the industry.

Scholars in the 17th century would often conject the motives behind the prince's decisions.

The curator highlighted the conjacency of the exhibition's displays, praising how the compact arrangement enhanced the visitors' experience.

Her conjectory interpretation of the manuscript inspired a lively debate among scholars.

Many in the village labeled him a conjector because he frequently proposed bold theories without solid evidence.