1) (of evidence) based on details that suggest something strongly but do not provide direct proof (circumstantial)
2) (to make) a conclusion, opinion, based on incomplete evidence (conjecture)
3) based on convention (and so sometimes appearing insincere) (conventional)
4) (of an argument etc) wrong because based on error (fallacious)
5) a statement about what is likely to happen, based on experience or scientific study (forecast)
6) (an act of making) a statement or decision that is based on too little detail or too few examples (generalization)
7) to form an opinion, give an answer, make a statement about (something) that is not based on very careful thought, calculation or definite knowledge (guess)
8) a statement about a person's future based on the position of the stars and planets (horoscope)
9) based on a false or impossible idea (illusory)
10) (of reasoning) based on induction (inductive)
(showing association, relationship) belonging to; associated with; containing, having
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