Noun:

జూదం, ప్రజా డబ్బు కిడ్నాపింగ్,

peculation's Usage Examples:

There has been speculation that the term derives from "grouser", one who collects dead grouse after a shoot, but other etymologies have.

The paradox If the doomsday argument's lifetime is governed by the principle of indifference and the Copernican principle then based on the length of its current existence, and assuming that it is randomly drawn from a reference class of probabilistic speculations it is 95% certain that it will be refuted before the year 2500.

Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer, who decided to create a payment system as a joke, making fun of the wild speculation in cryptocurrencies at the time.

the standard reasons, including: argumentative asked and answered best evidence rule calls for speculation calls for a conclusion compound question or.

This together with the failure by CBI to explain their reasons for the delay has led to speculations on a possible Massimo role.

The charms of wealth, the allurements of luxury, the thirst for gain and the ruinous system of speculation.

The significance, if any, of his chosen suicide date (6/6/06) has been the subject of speculation.

There was speculation in the press that he would not be included in the Test team, but when Michael Vaughan was injured before the first Test, Bell got another opportunity.

Between 1850 and 1870 Wysber appears to have been guilty of numerous peculations among the merchants and clergy of Hungary, extending his operations even.

There was speculation that he would leave the club in January 2007, fuelled by his comments in the Eastern Daily Press on 29 December 2006 in which Safri indicated that he would seek a transfer if Grant continued to use him as a substitute.

He fell out of favor, accused of peculation (maladministration of the state"s funds) and lèse-majesté (actions harmful.

probable that she died that morning, and at that site, whereas only the rankest speculation leads to any other conclusion.

Synonyms:

theft, misappropriation, plunderage, thievery, thieving, defalcation, larceny, stealing, raid, embezzlement, misapplication,

Antonyms:

petit larceny, grand larceny, honest, defend,