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advance
move forward
make a claim
assert
state a fact confidently
make a claim
conjecture (v and n)
opinion based off of incomplete info
make a claim
posit
assume as a fact
make a claim
postulate
suggest / assume as true
make a claim
speculate
form a theory/conjecture
make a claim
hypothesize
idea that can be tested
make a claim
bolster
reinforce/give a boost to
support a claim
buttress
something that supports or strengthens
support a claim
corroborate
confirm or give support to
support a claim
proponent
one who argues in favor of something
support a claim
substantiate
to establish by proof
support a claim
attribute
regard something as being caused by someone/something
provide sources
cite
to quote by way of example, authority, or proof
provide sources
underscore
to make evident
emphasize
grapple with
struggle to understand or deal with a difficult problem
think about
mull over
to think carefully about something
think about
ruminate about
to think deeply and at length about something with a focus on negative aspects, often repeatedly
think about
infer
to derive as a conclusion from fact
draw a reasonable conclusion
surmise
suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it
draw a reasonable conclusion
coalesce
to unite
come together, agreement
consensus
a general agreement
come together, agreement
converge
to come together/meet
come together, agreement
reconcile
can coexist in harmony - restore friendly relations
come together, agreement
concede
admit that something is true or valid after first denying or resisting it
recognizing the truth of a claim
detractor
to diminish the importance, value, or effectiveness of something
disagre, question a claim
discord
lack of agreement or harmony, conflict/quarreling
disagree, question a claim
discount
to view with doubt
disagree, question a claim
diverge
differ in opinion, draw apart
disagree, question a claim
skeptic
a person inclined to question or doubt accepted opinions
disagree, question a claim
rebut
claim that an accusation is false
argue agaisnt, disprove
refute
prove that an accusation is false\
argue against, disprove
undermine
to weaken their position, authority, or confidence, often in a subtle or indirect way
argue agaisnt, disprove
recant
formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief, usually under pressure
take back a claim
rescind
take back, cancel
take back a claim
confound
cause surprise and confusion
confuse
perplex
cause someone to feel completely baffled
confuse
abundance
a big amount
bevy
a large group of people or things of a particular kind
large amount
copious
large in quantity or number
multitude
large number of people or things
myriad
a countless or extremely great number
prodigious
remarkably or impressively great in size
profusion
great quantity - lavish display or supply
large amount
dearth
scarcity - inadequate supply
lack of
devoid
entirely lacking or free from
paucity
the presence of something only in small or insufficient quantities or amounts; scarcity.