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What (who) is hypothesise - definition
hypothesise
see hypothesize
hypothesis
![The hypothesis of [[Andreas Cellarius]], showing the planetary motions in eccentric and epicyclical [[orbit]]s.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Cellarius Harmonia Macrocosmica - Hypothesis Ptolemaica.jpg?width=200 "The hypothesis of [[Andreas Cellarius]], showing the planetary motions in eccentric and epicyclical [[orbit]]s.")
PROPOSED EXPLANATION FOR AN OBSERVATION, PHENOMENON, OR SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM
Hypotheses; Scientific hypothesis; Hypothetical; Hypothesized; Hypothetically; Ὑπόθεσις; Hypothesize; Scientific question; Hypoth; Testable hypothesis; Scientific hypotheses
n.
1) to advance, formulate, propose a hypothesis
2) to confirm a hypothesis
3) a null; working hypothesis
4) the hypothesis that + clause (she advanced the hypothesis that the disease was spread by rodents)
hypothesize
PROPOSED EXPLANATION FOR AN OBSERVATION, PHENOMENON, OR SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM
Hypotheses; Scientific hypothesis; Hypothetical; Hypothesized; Hypothetically; Ὑπόθεσις; Hypothesize; Scientific question; Hypoth; Testable hypothesis; Scientific hypotheses
(hypothesizes, hypothesizing, hypothesized)
Note: in BRIT, also use 'hypothesise'
If you hypothesize that something will happen, you say that you think that thing will happen because of various facts you have considered. (FORMAL)
To explain this, they hypothesise that galaxies must contain a great deal of missing matter which cannot be detected...
I have long hypothesized a connection between these factors.
VERB: V that, V n, also V
Examples of use of hypothesise
1. Several writers challenged me to take the next step and hypothesise the content of such a reform movement.
2. "We hypothesise that these mothers have already pursued certain goals in their careers and are now more dedicated to parenting, and therefore might stimulate their children more than the mothers of the control group," she said.