on a hunch



on a hunch

With or based on a strong intuition (about something), rather than absolute knowledge. I opened the cabinet underneath the sink on a hunch that we'd find the keys there. On a hunch, I'd say that the president is likely to veto the bill.
See also: hunch, on

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jesse['dʒesi]
Boulos-Arabic
WynterWIN-tərEnglish (Rare)
Yeager['jeigə]
VisitaciÓNbee-see-tah-THYON (Spanish), bee-see-tah-SYON (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
BlertaBLER-tahAlbanian