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Definition of experimented - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
sciencetested through trials or experiments
- The experimented method showed promising results in the study.
- The experimented technique was adopted by other researchers.
- An experimented approach was necessary for the complex problem.
Origin of experimented
Latin, experimentum (trial)
Terms with experimented included in their meaning
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tryout possible
able to be tested or experimented with
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- French:expérimenté, ...
- German:erprobt, ...
- Italian:sperimentato, ...
- Spanish:experimentado, ...
- Portuguese:experimentado, ...
- Chinese:实验过的, ...
- Japanese:実験済みの, ...
- Arabic:مُجَرَّب, ...
- Hebrew:נִסְּיוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:испытанный, ...
- Ukrainian:випробуваний, ...
- Hindi:परीक्षित, ...
Definition of experiment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
scienceTECH. scientific test conducted to discover something newTECH.
- The experiment proved the theory correct.
2.
innovationattempt to try something new or different
- Her cooking experiment was a success.
Verb
1.
learningtry something new to gain experience
- He decided to experiment with cooking different cuisines.
2.
scienceTECH. conduct a scientific test to discover somethingTECH.
- Scientists experiment to understand chemical reactions.
Expressions with experiment
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in a way to test or try something new
We tried the new recipe as an experiment.
experiment that did not succeed
The lab was in chaos after the experiment gone wrong.
practical activity in science
The science experiment involved mixing chemicals to observe reactions.
by means of conducting a test or trial
The hypothesis was proven through an experiment.
experiment where only one factor is changed at a time
A control experiment helps show if a new drug works.
experimental procedure where both participants and administrators are unaware of key details
The study was conducted as a double-blind experiment to ensure unbiased results.
experiment carried out in real-life conditions outside a laboratory
The researchers ran a field experiment to test the new teaching method.
small preliminary study to test feasibility
The team conducted a pilot experiment before the main study.
imaginary situation used to explore ideas or test a hypothesis
The trolley problem is a famous thought experiment.
key experiment leading to Einstein's relativity theory
Einstein's work was inspired by the Michelson-Morley experiment.
Origin of experiment
Latin, ex (out) + periri (to try)
Examples of experiment in a sentence
A groundbreaking experiment changed the field forever. The art experiment turned out beautifully. Their experiment in remote work improved productivity. She wanted to experiment with new art techniques. They experiment with different teaching methods. They experiment with new materials in the lab.
Students experiment to learn about physics.
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- French:expérience, expérimenter, ...
- German:Experiment, experimentieren, ...
- Italian:esperimento, sperimentare, ...
- Spanish:experimento, experimentar, ...
- Portuguese:experimento, experimentar, ...
- Chinese:实验, 做实验, ...
- Japanese:実験, 試みる, ...
- Arabic:تَجْرِبَة, جَرَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:נִסּוּי, לְנַסּוֹת, ...
- Russian:эксперимент, экспериментировать, ...
- Ukrainian:експеримент, експериментувати, ...
- Hindi:प्रयोग, प्रयोग करना, ...
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