hypothesise (Meaning)
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hypothesise (v)
to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds
Synonyms & Antonyms of hypothesise
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hypothesise Sentence Examples
- Researchers hypothesise that the new drug will reduce inflammation without causing side effects.
- The scientist hypothesised that the stars in the night sky are actually distant suns.
- We hypothesise that the increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are contributing to climate change.
- Based on our observations, we hypothesise that the Earth's rotation speed may be slowing down.
- The historian hypothesised that the ancient civilisation had a complex system of government.
- The sociologists hypothesise that the rise of social media has led to increased loneliness and isolation.
- We hypothesise that the observed symptoms are caused by an infection with a novel pathogen.
- The engineers hypothesised that the new design would improve the efficiency of the engine.
- The linguists hypothesise that the languages spoken in this region share a common ancestor.
- Our hypothesis is that the experimental treatment will show significant improvements in patient outcomes.
FAQs About the word hypothesise
to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds
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Researchers hypothesise that the new drug will reduce inflammation without causing side effects.
The scientist hypothesised that the stars in the night sky are actually distant suns.
We hypothesise that the increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are contributing to climate change.
Based on our observations, we hypothesise that the Earth's rotation speed may be slowing down.
