Conjectural means the basis is not fact, but a guess which could be wrong.

Not Factual

Use 'conjectural' to show there's a need for more research or evidence.

Requires Evidence

In academics, 'conjectural' warns that an argument isn't yet proven.

Academic Caution

When something is 'conjectural,' it means it's still being formed or considered.

Not Finalized

Use 'conjectural' for ideas or plans that are in the early, uncertain stages.

Early Planning

'Conjectural' is used when specific details or information are missing.

Lacks Details

A 'conjectural' view is open to change as more information becomes available.

Subject to Change

 Scientific knowledge isn't derived from anything. Like all knowledge, it's conjectural, guesswork, tested by observation, not derived from it. So, were testable conjectures the great innovation