Definition of "conject" [con•ject]

• To conjecture (verb)

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• "I would conject a lot of those ruts were travelled by players who worked at every step believing that was the direction they wanted to go."
• "Reality develops in a way inconsistent with the models, so quickly conject a plausible mechanism most marks if the mechanism can be somehow blamed on humans, update the models to include this mechanism and reclaim perfect hindcasting."
• "We could conject that Brand heard the same rumors that Iron Man recalled "The rumor in financial circles was a crackpot named Donalbain created the costume ... and its powers ... for his own purposes" and decided to try making their own."