Definition of «widespread speculation»

The phrase "widespread speculation" means when many people are making guesses or assumptions about something without having definite evidence or information.

Sentences with «widespread speculation»

  • Despite widespread speculation, the possibility of the signals coming from an advanced alien civilization has been largely ruled out. (newsweek.com)
  • The Chinese magazine also mentioned the same in their recent story which brought ahead widespread speculation in the market for digital currencies. (kryptomoney.com)
  • There is now widespread speculation that state lawmakers will delay full implementation of the standards and related assessments. (e4e.org)
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