hypothesised

haɪˈpɒθɪsaɪzd

Definition of hypothesised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

theory

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proposed as a theory

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The hypothesised model explained the data well.

speculated

theorized

science

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assumed based on limited evidence

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The hypothesised cause of the problem was a software bug.

speculated

theorized

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Origin of hypothesised

Greek, hypo (under) + thesis (placing)

Examples of hypothesised in a sentence

The hypothesised benefits were not observed in the study.
The hypothesised theory was later proven correct.
Her hypothesised explanation lacked sufficient evidence.

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French:hypothétique, ...
German:vorgeschlagen, angenommen, ...
Italian:proposto, ipotizzato, ...
Spanish:propuesto, supuesto, ...
Portuguese:proposto, hipotético, ...
Chinese:假设的, 推测的, ...
Japanese:仮説の, 仮定された, ...
Arabic:مُفْتَرَض, افتراضي, ...
Hebrew:מוּשָׁעָר, הַשְׁעָרְתִּי, ...
Russian:гипотетический, предполагаемый, ...
Ukrainian:запропонований, припущений, ...
Hindi:प्रस्तावित, अनुमानित, ...
Bengali:প্রস্তাবিত, অনুমিত, ...
Catalan:proposat, hipotetitzat, ...
Czech:předpokládaný, ...
Danish:foreslået, hypotetiseret, ...
Dutch:voorgesteld, verondersteld, ...
Greek:προτεινόμενος, υποθετικός, ...
Hungarian:feltételezett, feltevésen alapuló, ...
Khmer:ដែលត្រូវបានសន្មត, សន្មត, ...
Korean:제안된, 가정된, ...
Persian:پیشنهادی, فرضی, ...
Polish:proponowany, przypuszczalny, ...
Portuguese (BR):proposto, hipotetizado, ...
Romanian:propus, presupus, ...
Swedish:föreslagen, antagen, ...
Thai:ที่เสนอ, สมมุติฐาน, ...
Turkish:önerilen, varsayılan, ...
Vietnamese:đề xuất, giả định, ...

hypothesise

haɪˈpɒθɪsaɪz

Definition of hypothesise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr./intr.

tentative belief

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make an assumption without complete certainty

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She likes to hypothesise why people behave differently.

conjecture

speculate

theorize

scientific

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form a theory based on limited evidence

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Scientists hypothesise about the origins of the universe.

speculate

theorize

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Origin of hypothesise

Greek, hypo (under) + thesis (placing)

Examples of hypothesise in a sentence

He tends to hypothesise without enough evidence.
Researchers hypothesise that the drug could cure the disease.
They hypothesise new solutions to the problem.

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French:supposer, théoriser, ...
German:hypothetisieren, ...
Italian:ipotizzare, formulare un'ipotesi, ...
Spanish:formular hipótesis, hipotetizar, ...
Portuguese:formular hipóteses, teorizar, ...
Chinese:假设, 设想, ...
Japanese:仮定する, ...
Arabic:اِفْتَرَضَ, وَضَعَ فَرْضِيَّة, ...
Hebrew:לְשַׁעֵר, לְהַעֲלוֹת הַשְׁעָרָה, ...
Russian:предполагать, выдвигать гипотезу, ...
Ukrainian:припускати, висувати гіпотези, ...
Hindi:अनुमान लगाना, सिद्धांत बनाना, ...
Bengali:অনুমান করা, তত্ত্ব গঠন করা, ...
Catalan:formular hipòtesis, ...
Czech:hypotetizovat, formulovat hypotézu, ...
Danish:hypotetisere, ...
Dutch:hypothesen, hypothese, ...
Greek:υποθέτω, διατυπώνω υπόθεση, ...
Hungarian:feltételezni, ...
Khmer:សន្មត, ...
Korean:가정하다, 가설을 세우다, ...
Persian:فرض کرد, نظریه‌پردازی کرد, ...
Polish:przypuszczać, stawiać hipotezy, ...
Portuguese (BR):levantar hipóteses, formular hipóteses, ...
Romanian:a emite ipoteze, a teoretiza, ...
Swedish:hypotisera, ...
Thai:ตั้งสมมติฐาน, คาดการณ์, ...
Turkish:varsaymak, varsayımda bulunmak, ...
Vietnamese:đưa ra giả thuyết, giả thuyết, ...

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