hypothetical in Greek
hypothetical in Greek is υποθετικός — hypothetical means based on a supposition rather than actual fact; imagined for the sake of argument.
hypothetical in Greek
υποθετικός
Pronounced: ypothetikos
Based upon a hypothesis; conjectural
What does "hypothetical" mean?
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adjective Based on a supposition rather than actual fact; imagined for the sake of argument.
"Let's consider a hypothetical situation where the deal falls through."
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noun An imagined scenario used for discussion.
"The interview posed a tricky hypothetical about ethics."
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hypothetical in a sentence
- Let's consider a hypothetical situation where the deal falls through.
- His plan relies on several hypothetical assumptions.
- The interview posed a tricky hypothetical about ethics.
- That question is just a hypothetical, so there is no need to worry.
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What is "hypothetical" in Greek?
"hypothetical" in Greek is υποθετικός. hypothetical means: Based on a supposition rather than actual fact; imagined for the sake of argument.
How do you pronounce υποθετικός?
"hypothetical" in Greek is υποθετικός, pronounced "ypothetikos".
How do you use "hypothetical" in a sentence?
Example: "Let's consider a hypothetical situation where the deal falls through." In Greek, "hypothetical" is υποθετικός.
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