speculative

• قائم على التخمين أو الافتراض أو النظرية لا على الحقائق المؤكدة؛ ويُستخدم في السياق المالي لوصف الاستثمارات العالية المخاطر التي تُبتغى منها أرباح محتملة كبيرة.

Describes something based on conjecture or theory rather than fact; often used in finance to describe high-risk investments.

1. Financially riskyB2formalbusiness

   Involving a high risk of loss or failure, especially in financial investments.

   مُضارِب

   • The stock market is highly speculative and can lead to significant losses.
   • He invested in a speculative venture that promised quick returns.
   • Speculative investments are not recommended for conservative investors.

   المرادفاتchancydiceyhazardousprecariousriskyunsafeventuresome

   الأضدادconservativesafesecuresound

2. Based on conjectureB2formal

   Not grounded in facts or thorough investigation; based on guesswork or theory.

   افتراضي

   • The article was full of speculative claims about the future of technology.
   • His conclusions are purely speculative and lack evidence.
   • The report was criticized for being too speculative and not data-driven.

   المرادفاتconjecturalhypotheticalnotionalpresumptivesuppositionaltentativetheoreticaluncertainunprovenunverified

   الأضدادcertainconclusiveempiricalfactualprovenverified

3. Inquisitive or curiousC1formal

   Showing a desire to explore or learn more about something, often in a thoughtful way.

   فَضولي

   • She gave him a speculative look, wondering what he was thinking.
   • His speculative questions revealed a deep curiosity about the universe.
   • The child's speculative nature led her to ask many questions.

   المرادفاتcuriousinquiringinquisitiveinvestigativeprobingquestioningsearchingwondering

   الأضدادapatheticincuriousindifferentuninterested