Hypotheses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HYPOTHESES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• HYPOTHESIS, a supposition, an assumption
• a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth
• a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an assumption or concession made for the sake of argument; an interpretation of a practical situation or condition taken as the ground for action

Words related to HYPOTHESES

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Words that contain HYPOTHESES

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How to use HYPOTHESES in a sentence

• To all of these hypotheses there are two very obvious and decisive objections.
• It is this very verification of hypotheses which makes the sound ones safe, and destroys the unsound.
• Metaphysical principles are less easily verified from experience than physical hypotheses, but also less easily refuted.
• The most varied hypotheses have been offered to explain its formation.
• We can only note the fact as indicated by the phenomena, and form, or abstain from forming, as we please, hypotheses with respect to its accompanying circumstances.
• THE THREE HYPOTHESES RESPECTING THE HISTORY OF NATURE LECTURE II.
• THE THREE HYPOTHESES RESPECTING THE HISTORY OF NATURE.
• If we consider alternative hypotheses not involving this difficulty, we are at once struck by the fact that the future of material development is free of the objection.
• Human reason is a blind guide, a continued series of mortal hypotheses, antagonistic to Revelation and Science.
• Of these two hypotheses the earliest, and of course the most obvious, is that of mental purpose.
• The conclusions of a critical research are in no wise vitiated because those conclusions were the working hypotheses with which the investigator entered upon his inquiry.
• Other hypotheses assign its origin to the ninth or tenth century.
• These hypotheses, easily admitted, suffice to explain the whole series of otherwise inconsistent circumstances.
• But these interesting hypotheses cannot be regarded as proved.
• So he went to work afresh upon now hypotheses, and pleasantly the hours fled by.
• Hypotheses on this subject have been so ably supported and so powerfully attacked that I shall not presume to intrude myself in the lists.
• Human hypotheses have darkened the glow and grandeur of evangelical religion.
• Clark and I took the matter up last summer, and critically examined all sorts of hypotheses that suggested themselves, Mr.
• Besides, the case for the prosecution was as far from being all hypothesis as the case for the defence was from excluding hypotheses.
• Only one, therefore, the first, of the hypotheses so positively announced, was capable of realization.
• The two hypotheses are thus of exactly equivalent value, save that while Theism is arbitrary, Materialism has a certain basis of fact to rest upon.
• Darwin met all and every one on terms of absolute equality, and never forced his scientific hypotheses upon any one.
• This most remarkable group which illustrates so well the problem of mimicry and the alternative hypotheses proposed for its solution, was, as I have said, first described in 1902.
• I knew that Maggie was watching me, and I made one of those absurd hypotheses to myself that we all do at times.
• Hypotheses scientifically are the last shadows of knowledge, 841-m.
• What would happen then? Three hypotheses presented themselves.
• Of them, I can say only that they are consistent with what I do know, and in many cases are necessary as hypotheses to account for what I have seen.

Similar words containing HYPOTHESE without suffix s

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