Noun:

జూదం, ప్రజా డబ్బు కిడ్నాపింగ్,

peculations's Usage Examples:

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.

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

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

In 1719 he rashly attempted to expose in print the peculations of the notorious John Ward of Hackney in discharge of his [Ward"s] trust.

in 1970 this fairly short novel (174 pages) contains, according to the blurb on the dust jacket of the first edition, "Gore Vidal’s singular speculations.

suddenly shifts in a later chapter to one character"s philosophically anguished speculations, and then back again to Gracie.

Christianity over time, even though there is little proof for these speculations.

commonly, but not necessarily, tied to depression or inevitably negative speculations on purpose in life such as the futility of all effort (e.

Functional anatomist Owen Lovejoy (The origin of man, 1981) suggests, partly based on speculations by Morris, that prominent breasts among female Australopithecines helped attract males and cement the pair-bond necessary for further physical and cultural evolution toward modern humanity.

The exact pose of Jordan in midflight is left for artistic interpretation, but speculations include his 63-point.

This painting has had many speculations as to the intentions, one being that it was Dürer's way of creating a sort of legacy piece by creating what he considered to be a worthy piece.

Speculations as to Corinna's real identity are many, if indeed she lived at all.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

petit larceny, grand larceny, honest, defend,