hypothetical 的 2 个定义
Also hy·po·thet·ic [hahy-puh-thet-ik] /ˌhaɪ pəˈθɛt ɪk/ .
- assumed by hypothesis; supposed: a hypothetical case.
- of, pertaining to, involving, or characterized by hypothesis: hypothetical reasoning.
- given to making hypotheses.
- Logic. highly conjectural; not well supported by available evidence. conditional.
- a hypothetical situation, instance, etc.: The Secretary of Defense refused to discuss hypotheticals with the reporters.
hypothetical 近义词
guessed, assumed
hypothetical 的近义词 36 个
- debatable
- imaginary
- problematic
- speculative
- theoretical
- vague
- academic
- contingent
- pretending
- suspect
- assumptive
- casual
- concocted
- conditional
- conjecturable
- conjectural
- contestable
- disputable
- doubtful
- equivocal
- imagined
- indefinite
- indeterminate
- postulated
- presumptive
- provisory
- putative
- questionable
- refutable
- stochastic
- supposed
- suppositional
- suppositious
- theoretic
- uncertain
- unconfirmed
hypothetical 的反义词 12 个
更多hypothetical例句
- Many were unwilling to bear the present-day cost of preparing for future hypotheticals.
- For example, says Pérez Ríos, positronium’s energy levels could be affected by a hypothetical axion-like particle.
- Many of these ideas attempt to recast gravity in the language of quantum mechanics, where hypothetical particles called gravitons carry the gravitational force.
- Titled “What I would do with GPT-3 if I had no ethics,” it described his process as a hypothetical.
- The XENON1T team suggested that the low-energy events could be due to solar axions, hypothetical particles with no electric charge that could be produced in the sun.
- Not because she disagrees with a hypothetical future president, or because she simply likes the robe.
- It's a long trip, to be sure, illustrated here with the hypothetical slang "couch."
- A hypothetical history of how words become part of the colloquial lexicon.
- Really, that fear factor is an indictment of who we are—not an indictment of some hypothetical alien species.
- But Jamelle,” asks a hypothetical objector, “How would we keep government spending in check?
- He called them all "Mister," and occasionally flattered them by presenting a hypothetical case for their consideration.
- In the preceding example the two together form a complete and consistent, though hypothetical, explanation of the facts concerned.
- It was a hypothetical condition which he had never even considered.
- We must besides remark that the meaning of the lines is purely hypothetical.
- This is a matter which I cannot discuss further, more especially in view of the fact that the whole idea is too hypothetical.